Created: 17.01.2019

Trade routes

Silk Road Trade Ancient Fishing Boats Camel Saddle Histories by HerodotusGupta EmpirePersian EmpireArabiaEgyptArabian SeaBay of BengalCaspian SeaRed SeaKingdom <br>of AksumHan EmpireRoman EmpireMediterranean SeaBlack SeaRomeGreeceAnatoliaAlexandriaGangzhouHanoiChanganPort of GangesDunghuangBukharaCaneTyreByzantiumCharaxDelhiAntiochOmanaGold, Ivory, Cloth, Gemstones, <br>Slaves, Shells, SpicesCloth, Ivory, Metal, <br>Slaves, Shells, SpicesMetal, Spices,<br>Cloth, GemstonesCloth, Ivory, Grain, Shell,<br>Timber, Gemstones, Silk, SlavesShell, Ivory, Cloth,<br>Gemstones, SpicesCloth, Silk, SpicesTaxilaSpicesTakkolaSopatinaEctabanaMAP KEYSilk Road TradeLand/Sea TradeLand Trade Route<br>-lists goodsSea Trade RouteNESWAksum's exotic metal <br>and animal trade<br>happened with inland <br>trading routes, new roads. <br>It gained territory and <br>more exports than imports.Arabia used camel caravans<br>to trade over the vast<br>network. It became a popular<br>port and trade center.Persian trade promoted<br>agriculture and irrigation, as<br>well as new technological<br>projects. Trade increased<br>wealth and expanded territory.The Gupta Empire gained<br>cultural belief like Buddhism.<br>They used extensive roads <br>and wagons.The Han Dynasty had <br>the Silk Roads and they had<br>increased population and power.<br>There were roads and trade<br>posts to encourage trade.
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