Commercial structure of Aegean geography in Iron Age

Since the early stages of history, the social (economic) shopping of people has continued to be important in every period. In this study, The Commercial Structure of Aegean Geography in the Iron Age, the Iron Age (1200-30 BC) section of the ongoing trade since the first time people began to exist in the world was discussed and a neat Aegean trade geography was tried to be presented. This geography, where the Phoenicians, Ancient Greeks (Hellenes), Alexander the Great and his successors reigned commercially and culturally, became the most important development area of trade in world history. Sailing and rowing ships and the Hellenes who use the coin in trade are the leading societies that contribute to the development of trade. Our study titled The Commercial Structure of the Aegean Geography in the Iron Age was prepared by utilizing the ancient sources (Aristotle, Herodotus, Xenophon, etc.) and modern sources based on these sources and archaeological data