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The World’s Oldest Banking System - The Morocco’s Ancient Granaries (Igudar) : According to historians, the Igudar granaries in Morocco are the world’s oldest bank, going back as far as the 13th Century CE. Some historians believe they may even go farther than that since the granaries are as... show more
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The FIRST Fiat-paper-monetary system was created by Tartarian Ruler, Kublai Khan. He was the grandson of the Tartarian King Genghis Khan and the founder of the Yuan Dynasty in China [Cathay] the First Tartarian ruler OF China. Say My Name.

Marco Polo wrote about his fascination of the money paper system used by Kublai Khan before the downfall of Tartaria. The difference between Tartaria monetary system and modern day banks is after Fibonacci's creations and the very first bank Medici of Italy

I don't get this post. This is an example of a modern day garage that stores foods for the families. Banks hold monetary issuance's and give interest rate returns on money in deposit. Banks became a thing after Fibonacci created integers/fractions/positive/negative/percentages.

@GearBooks That's not really a bank. It's more like those storage companies you see on Storage Wars.

it looks like ancient self-storage units

@DropsicusCaesar Beautiful

Wow 😲

Only 800 years ago?

La clef de la ville impressionnant

👀🎯👌 unbelievable indeed
