Nigeria and the Evolution of Money /

By:

Eyo, Ekpo

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lagos : Central Bank of Nigeria in Association with the Federal Dept. of Antiquities , c1979.Description: 117 p. :illISBN:

0905788060 (pbk.)

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DDC classification:

332.49669 EYO c.1

LOC classification:

HG1381 .E96 1979

Summary: In this book, greater emphasis is placed on the evolution of money in Nigeria. The material presented here is mainly based on library sources and on artifacts in the various museums of Nigeria, the National Museum of Ghana and the Horniman Museum in London, England. Most attempts at the synthesis of material of money scattered in various books and journals, are not easily available to the general public. It is therefore the author's intent that this book will help to disseminate information on the evolution of money among those who haven't or cannot have access to previously published material.

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Catalogue to accompany an exhibition held in Lagos, 1979, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Includes bibliographical references: p. 113-114.

In this book, greater emphasis is placed on the evolution of money in Nigeria. The material presented here is mainly based on library sources and on artifacts in the various museums of Nigeria, the National Museum of Ghana and the Horniman Museum in London, England. Most attempts at the synthesis of material of money scattered in various books and journals, are not easily available to the general public. It is therefore the author's intent that this book will help to disseminate information on the evolution of money among those who haven't or cannot have access to previously published material.

usc 30/06/2017; ijb 13/03/2019; ne 13/03/2019; osa 20/05/24

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