History · Ancient Trade Routes
The term 'Silk Route' in the ancient period primarily refers to:
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- 1The traveling route of traders from China to other countries carrying silk exclusively.
- 2Sea routes connecting countries in which silk traders sold their products.
- 3Roads connecting all the countries in which mulberry plants were cultivated.
- 4An interconnected network of overland and maritime routes through which silk and other goods were traded across Asia, Europe, and Africa.✓
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An interconnected network of overland and maritime routes through which silk and other goods were traded across Asia, Europe, and Africa.
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