Trade in Ancient Greece

The video discusses the uses of Grecian pottery, focusing on its decorative appeal and utility in enhancing courtyards. It then shifts to the role of a merchant, detailing the trade of Grecian pottery and the desired goods in return, such as cloth, wheat, and metals. The video describes the large trading ships used, equipped with a copper-tipped ram for defense against pirates. Finally, it highlights the trade routes to Egypt, Libya, and Cyprus, emphasizing the favorable climate and food in Cyprus.

What is the significance of the copper tip ram on the merchant's ship?

Which places does the merchant prefer to visit for trade and why?