TRANSFORMING GOLD: SHIFTING ITS GLITTER TO THE DIGITAL SPHERE

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  • Dr. Raj Kumar Author

Abstract

In 3000 BC, shortly after humanity's initial encounter with gold, the metal gained tremendous significance within ancient civilizations. The unearthing of Indo-Greek, Kushan, Roman, and Gupta Gold coins showcases its extensive utilization during the early historic era, with the inception of gold coins occurring circa 270 BC. Literary evidence points to an abundance and diverse array of gold and gold-based artifacts, signifying gold's integral role in the evolution of human culture across ancient to modern times. Gold is often revered as "God’s Money" and continues to be ceremonially offered in temples during auspicious occasions. Several years ago, a significant quantity of gold was discovered in a single temple.

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2022-01-01

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TRANSFORMING GOLD: SHIFTING ITS GLITTER TO THE DIGITAL SPHERE. (2022). International Journal of Food and Nutritional Sciences, 11(10), 6762-6767. https://www.ijfans.org/index.php/Journal/article/view/11438