Historia del Dinero: URUK, El Primer Banco del Mundo 6.000 Años Atrás en Sumeria

Money wasn't born in a bank. It was born in a temple, more than five thousand years ago, in a forgotten Mesopotamian city called Uruk. In this first episode of The History of Money, we discover how Sumerian priests invented humanity's first banking system—centuries before coins, banknotes, or modern banks existed. Loans, interest, debt contracts, and a form of writing that wasn't created to tell stories, but to keep accounts. This is the true origin of money. A story silenced for millennia. A civilization that understood the power of credit before any other. And a legacy that continues to silently sustain today's global economy. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🔔 Subscribe and join us for the complete History of Money series. Next episode: Egypt and the world's first state-owned bank.