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    The map shows the Greek and Carthaginian city-states of Magna Graecia in southern Italy, which was first settled by Greeks and Phoenicians in the 8th century BCE. Most cities on the map minted coins in precious metals like silver and gold, while those in northern Italy mainly used bronze for coinage.

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    The map shows the Greek and Carthaginian city-states of Magna Graecia in southern Italy, which was first settled by Greeks and Phoenicians in the 8th century BCE. Most cities on the map minted coins in precious metals like silver and gold, while those in northern Italy mainly used bronze for coinage.

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    The map shows the Greek and Carthaginian city-states of Magna Graecia in southern Italy, which was first settled by Greeks and Phoenicians in the 8th century BCE. Most cities on the map minted coins in precious metals like silver and gold, while those in northern Italy mainly used bronze for coinage.

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    Map of Magna Graecia

    The map below is of the Greek and Carthaginian city states of the Magna Grecia area. Italy was first settled by the Greeks and Phonecians around the 8th century BCE. The cities listed minted coins in precious metals except for those in Northern Italy who mainly minted in bronze.

    http://tjbuggey.ancients.info/maggrecia.html

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