Trade Routes
A trade route is a logistical network identified as a series of pathways and stoppages used for the commercial transport of cargo. The term can also be used to refer to trade over bodies of water. Allowing goods to reach distant markets, a single trade route contains long-distance arteries, which may further be connected to smaller networks of commercial and noncommercial transportation routes. Among notable trade routes was the Amber Road, which served as a dependable network for long-distance trade. Maritime trade along the Spice Route became prominent during the Middle Ages, when nations resorted to military means for control …
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Laws.Africa · 11 October 2019 English
servicing the Dutch commercial empire’s maritime trade routes with the east, linking Europe, Africa and the …
The Journal of Sierra Leone Studies · 10 November 2017 English
In the nineteenth century, Freetown, the principal city of the Colony of Sierra Leone, was a cosmopolitan centre which attracted African, European, and American merchants who sought to trade in …
the slave trade and to keep open the main trade routes to the Colony, had by the time of her death …
Laws.Africa · 26 May 2017 English
dependent on accessing import and export sea trade routes. 4.1.2 Harvesting of Marine Living Resources …
Laws.Africa · 19 August 2016 English
dependent on accessing import and export sea trade routes. 4.1.2 Harvesting of Marine Living Resources …
Laws.Africa · 29 May 2014 English
dependent on accessing import and export sea trade routes. South Africa's Constitution requires the protection …
Medelhavsmuseet · 26 February 2014 Swedish
the long-distance trade with areas in Syria-Palestine and even farther away increases. Along the trade routes, the pottery of Upper Egypt is spread north. At the end of the period the material culture is …
Medelhavsmuseet · 26 February 2014 Swedish
the long-distance trade with areas in Syria-Palestine and even farther away increases. Along the trade routes, the pottery of Upper Egypt is spread north. At the end of the period the material culture is …
Medelhavsmuseet · 26 February 2014 Swedish
the long-distance trade with areas in Syria-Palestine and even farther away increases. Along the trade routes, the pottery of Upper Egypt is spread north. At the end of the period the material culture is …
Medelhavsmuseet · 26 February 2014 Swedish
the long-distance trade with areas in Syria-Palestine and even farther away increases. Along the trade routes, the pottery of Upper Egypt is spread north. At the end of the period the material culture is …
Medelhavsmuseet · 26 February 2014 Swedish
the long-distance trade with areas in Syria-Palestine and even farther away increases. Along the trade routes, the pottery of Upper Egypt is spread north. At the end of the period the material culture is …
