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Horses

Saddles and Riding Tack

The grapevine and grapes

Dogs and other animals (both exotic and domestic)

Animal furs and skins

Honey

Fruits

Glassware

Wooden blankets, rugs, carpets

Gold and Silver

Camels

Slaves

Weapons and armor

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Silk

Tea

Dyes

Precious Stones

China (plates, bowls, cups vases)

Porcelain

Spices

Bronze and gold artifacts

Medicine

Perfumes

Ivory

Rice

Paper

Gunpowder

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https://www.preceden.com/timelines/37444-silk-road-500-bce-to-1000-ce

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- Romans
-Chinese
- Africa
-India
-Persia
-Bactria
-Baghdad
-Damascus
-Kashgar

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Languages that were Spoken on the Silk Road:

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Languages that were Spoken on the Silk Road:

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- Main language spoken was Soghdian, a language that came from Iran
- Traders from each country/states/areas had their own languages so most adopted Soghdian as a "lingua franca" or a bridging language

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-Compass
-Dynamite
-Printing techniques
-Water well drilling
-Cast iron technologies
-Alchemy
-Sericulture
-Chinese medicine (acupuncture)

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-Buddhism
-Zoroastrianism
-Manichaeism
-Nestorianism
-Islam

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Where: Map of routes -movement of people, products, ect. (silk road routes) 

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Where: Map of routes -movement of people, products, ect. (silk road routes) 

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- from China to Rome
- used Bactrian camel for transport
-  silk and iron went to Rome as well as spices
- China traded for grapes, horses, glassware and art objects

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-Jewels (glass, metals)
-Cloth (silk)
-Animals/animal products (elephant tusks, horses, cattle, wool)
-Music, songs, stories and languages
-Agricultural products