Producing the Goods

The Silk Roads facilitated the passage of not only goods to trade but also the knowledge and technology that went into producing them. Foodstuffs were often traded across Central Asia, and with them, an exchange in technologies and agricultural practices too, as well as new crops and even new breeds of animals. Similarly, the movement of metal goods, glass, textiles and ceramics was followed by the transition of the techniques of these crafts themselves, enriching the countries along the Silk Roads not just in material goods but in the technological innovation that lay behind their production.

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  • المؤلفون:
    Struan Reid
    المظاهر:
    حقبة:
    2nd century BC to 17th century AD
    لغة المقال:
    English
    مصدر:

    Silk and Spice Routes, Inventions and Trade

    شكل:
    PDF
    بلدان:
    China, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Italy, Mongolia

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