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-apart of Northern Horn
-2,000 years

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-Afro-Eurasia continent

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-In 3000 BCE, they discovered a type of banana
INFLUENCE FROM OTHERS
-1000 BCE influence from Southwest Asia of wheat and barley
-Influence from the Bantu was sorghum and millet
-Northern Horn foraged for animal hides, bird feathers, myrrh which was perfume, obsidian rocks in order to trade with Egypt.

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The East Africans have domesticated plants and animals such as cattle, sheep, and camels.

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Aksum- Agricultural, Geographical, and Environmental changes

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Aksum- Agricultural, Geographical, and Environmental changes

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-The climate in the Aksum civilization became dry. This lead to the Aksum civilization having less agriculture. Eventually the number of people in the civilization’s support system became limited.

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-Aksum built many grand monuments, and the wealthiest citizens were buried

in elaborate tombs marked by huge stone pillars, called stelae, with intricate carvings upon them.
-Aksum had a division of labor: bureaucrats, priests, soldiers, merchants, and artisans. It had its own coinage, each dynasty etched onto the gold coins, and these have been found by archaeologists across the Old World from Rome to Persia to India.

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- Aksum managed trade between India and the Mediterranean in ivory, gold, emeralds, silk, spices, agricultural products, salt, exotic animals, manufactured goods, and much more.
- Aksum's civilization continued to grow in wealth, power, and complexity. Aksum’s capital showed signs of rapid growth.
-Collection of impressive buildings and burial grounds. The town grew so rapidly that there seems to have been no master plan for the city’s layout, or the designation of city walls for where the city would stop growing.

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