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Silk Road

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Connected Eastern Asia with the Mediterranean, trading silk, spices, precious metals, and other luxury goods.

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Incense Route

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Linked the Mediterranean with Arabia, East Africa, and India, trading incense, myrrh, and spices.

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Amber Road

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Connected Northern Europe to the Mediterranean Sea, primarily trading amber.

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The Spice Route

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Connected Southeast Asia, India, and the Middle East to Europe, trading spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and pepper.

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Tea Horse Road

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Connected Southwest China with India and Tibet, trading tea, horses, and other goods.

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Samarkand to Constantinople

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Major route of the Silk Road connecting Central Asia with the Byzantine Empire, trading textiles, spices, and precious stones.

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Via Maris

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Ancient trade route connecting Egypt and the Fertile Crescent, trading grain, papyrus, and other commodities.

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Royal Road

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Established by the Persian Empire, connected Susa in Iran to Sardis near the Aegean Sea, facilitating trade and communication.

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Trans-Saharan Trade Route

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Crossed the Sahara Desert, connecting North Africa with Sub-Saharan Africa, trading gold, salt, and other commodities.

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Grand Trunk Road

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Stretched across the Indian Subcontinent, trading silk, gems, and various agricultural products.

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