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... Trade was the most important instigator of cultural change around the Indian Ocean . Globalisation is often interpreted partly as a result of international trade while at the same time international trade is often seen as an important ...
... Trade was the most important instigator of cultural change around the Indian Ocean . Globalisation is often interpreted partly as a result of international trade while at the same time international trade is often seen as an important ...
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... trade at the expense of overland trade . ( 2 ) This gives rise to the state of Aksum in Ethiopia / Eritrea and gives states with access to maritime trade the upper hand in conflicts in southern Arabia . ( 3 ) The Roman empire is the ...
... trade at the expense of overland trade . ( 2 ) This gives rise to the state of Aksum in Ethiopia / Eritrea and gives states with access to maritime trade the upper hand in conflicts in southern Arabia . ( 3 ) The Roman empire is the ...
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... trade on the Red Sea.27 Roman takeover in Egypt leads to increased maritime trade from 30 BC.31 Failed Arabian expedition of Aelius Gallus in 25/4 BC.32 The Periplus describes fully developed Roman Indian Ocean network ca. AD 50 ...
... trade on the Red Sea.27 Roman takeover in Egypt leads to increased maritime trade from 30 BC.31 Failed Arabian expedition of Aelius Gallus in 25/4 BC.32 The Periplus describes fully developed Roman Indian Ocean network ca. AD 50 ...
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WOUDHUIZEN The Foundation Charter of the Kamanas Town Fortifications | 1 |
A Review Article of its Publication Part | 4 |
HITCHCOCK Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before | 17 |
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