What was the chaldiers trade and money?

The Chaldarians, often referred to in historical contexts as traders from the region of Chaldea in ancient Mesopotamia, were primarily engaged in trade involving goods such as textiles, grains, and luxury items. They used a form of currency that included silver and barley, facilitating commerce in their vibrant marketplaces. Their trade networks extended across the region, influencing economic interactions with neighboring civilizations. The Chaldarians played a significant role in the development of early urban economies and trade practices.