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©1995, 1996, 1997, The Dalton School
Map of Trade Routes
Materials Attained c.100
Britain- Hides, Iron, Tin, Grain
Gaul- Ham, wool, cheese, glass, grain
Spain- Silver, Copper, gold, tin, fruit, salt
North Africa- Gold, Ivory, Wild Animals
Egypt- Grain
Northern Europe- Ham, wool, Cheese
Greece- Marble, Honey, Cheese
Asia- Textiles, olive oil, jewels, carpets, cotton, medicines, pearls, perfume, silk, spices, leather, timber.
Britain- Hides, Iron, Tin, Grain
Gaul- Ham, wool, cheese, glass, grain
Spain- Silver, Copper, gold, tin, fruit, salt
North Africa- Gold, Ivory, Wild Animals
Egypt- Grain
Northern Europe- Ham, wool, Cheese
Greece- Marble, Honey, Cheese
Asia- Textiles, olive oil, jewels, carpets, cotton, medicines, pearls, perfume, silk, spices, leather, timber.
Roman Empire at fullest extent.Bibliography:
World History on file, Early Civilizations: classical Empires, Trade in the Roman World 3.56
The Roman Empire at its Greatest Extent, © J. Vanderspoel, Department of Greek, Latin and Ancient History, University of Calgary, March 19, 2003
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~vandersp/Courses/maps/basicmap.html
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