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What Was the Silk Road? Trade Routes and Cultural Exchange
Learn about the Silk Road's network of trade routes that facilitated cultural and economic exchanges for centuries.
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−Pliny the Elder estimated that Rome spent 100 million sesterces annually on Chinese silk and other eastern luxuries
+Pliny the Elder estimated that Rome spent about 100 million sesterces annually on luxuries from India, China, and Arabia combined (with roughly…
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