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by thaumasiotes
847 days ago
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Wikipedia would have told you. A cumal is the unit in which medieval Irish monetary values are denominated. It is also the medieval Irish term for a female slave; the unit is notionally equal to the value of one such. The point of answering the question in a historical currency is to emphasize that this question is easy to answer by simply thinking "what have been some well-known historical currencies?" People trade in materials, tools, food, livestock, and women. |
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