Sentence examples for iron currency from inspiring English sources

These coins copied the bronze of Massilia (Marseille) of the 2nd century bc and circulated, mainly in southeastern Britain, early in the 1st century bc; their relationship with contemporary iron currency bars is uncertain.

Other artefacts that form the village include a clay tuyère from a pair of bellows, whetstones, iron knives and iron currency bars, which could be used as tokens and exchanged for goods.

The most impressive iron pieces are the currency blades -- leaflike forms, as tall as six feet that the Turumbu people of central Africa modeled after medieval swords.

After each round, players can roam the battlefield and earn Iron, the in-game currency, by congratulating the players who have performed the best – a cute touch that suits the game's gentlemanly setting.

Truth be told, at the Pyramid and Other stages with their cagouled cross-section of society, you could be at any big festival; Glastonbury's genuine subculture sits in the Healing Fields, bashing gongs, campaigning against the use of fiat currency, and gently ironing out the knocks to your back sustained from four days of dancing.

Rising property prices in Australia's biggest city, Sydney, a strong currency and a drop in iron ore prices are among the reasons for the cut.

Westpac economists said a 6% rise in Brent crude oil prices supported the currency but the real driver was iron ore.

Imagine that everyone starts with an equal amount of something -- cowrie shells, iron bars, glass beads -- that serves as a currency.

These monopolies included salt, iron, and liquor production, as well as bronze-coin currency.

Their barren lands, slight natural resources, unforgiving climate and confusing currency (visitors are often forced to pay the "iron price") may deter many from visiting at all.

What was the Common Market has rolled beyond the iron curtain, evolved into a political union, and picked up a currency along the way.