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The Ash Inside Pompeii's Household Altars Reveals a Trade Empire in Miniature Key Takeaways Researchers analyzed ash from incense burners in Pompeii, revealing a mix of local plants and exotic resins. They identified Canarium resin,

The Ash Inside Pompeii’s Household Altars Reveals a Trade Empire in Miniature #Science #Archaeology #Other #Pompeii #AncientTrade #ArchaeologicalDiscoveries

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News - Study Suggests the Maya Traded Dogs Over Long Distances - Archaeology Magazine CALGARY, CANADA—According to a statement released by the University of Calgary, Elizabeth Paris of the […]

CALGARY, CANADA—New isotope research suggests the Maya moved dogs over long distances—likely from lowland kingdoms to highland sites in what is now southern Mexico—pointing to robust exchange networks.

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#Archaeology #Maya #Mexico #Bioarchaeology #AncientTrade #Mesoamerica

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The African Navy That Conquered Arabia | Aksum Part 4 #SilentDynasties | The UNSPOKEN Trace™
The African Navy That Conquered Arabia | Aksum Part 4 #SilentDynasties | The UNSPOKEN Trace™ YouTube video by Ten10 Visuals Network™

The African Navy That Conquered Arabia | Aksum Part 4 #SilentDynasties

#BlackHistory #NavalHistory #Aksum #AncientTrade #RedSea #IndianOcean #History #MaritimeHistory #AfricanEmpires #TradeRoutes #AncientNavy #HistoricalEmpires

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Stones, Seas, and Shifting Powers: Rethinking Tell Abraq’s Long Life on the Gulf How one coastal mound reveals three millennia of influence, ambition, and spiritual traffic across the Persian Gulf

Three thousand years of shifting influence at Tell Abraq reveal how Gulf communities navigated foreign powers, trade routes, and ritual life. A coastal mound becomes a key to ancient connectivity. #Archaeology #PersianGulf #BronzeAge #AncientTrade www.anthropology.net/p/stones-sea...

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Willhite 2016. Geographic locations of 76 Draw and Paquimé.

Willhite 2016. Geographic locations of 76 Draw and Paquimé.

From everyday tools to signs of status—Willhite’s research at 76 Draw, NM, uncovers how stone use reflected social and economic life in the Casas Grandes region and shows what sets Paquimé apart. doi.org/10.1080/0023...
#Archaeology #Southwest #CasasGrandes #Paquimé #AncientTrade

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Shackley 2024. Approximate location of known sources of archaeological obsidian in the North
American Southwest. Adapted from Panich et al. (2017); Shackley (1989, 2005, 2019b);
Shackley et al. (2016, 2018). Source localities not to scale. Government Mountain is a
source in the San Francisco volcanic field (Shackley 1988, 1995, 2005).

Shackley 2024. Approximate location of known sources of archaeological obsidian in the North American Southwest. Adapted from Panich et al. (2017); Shackley (1989, 2005, 2019b); Shackley et al. (2016, 2018). Source localities not to scale. Government Mountain is a source in the San Francisco volcanic field (Shackley 1988, 1995, 2005).

Recent research by Shackley reveals obsidian artifacts from northern Sonora Mexico show frequent contact across the Southwest—and hint at a mysterious, unlocated source in the Valle de Altar region. doi.org/10.1080/0023...
#Archaeology #Obsidian #Sonora #Southwest #AncientTrade

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Moss et al. 2023. Sites and communities/areas with obsidian samples used in this study.

Moss et al. 2023. Sites and communities/areas with obsidian samples used in this study.

Why did Chaco Canyon residents start using distant obsidian around AD 700 when closer sources existed? XRF analysis by Moss et al. shows how social ties shaped trade. doi.org/10.1080/0023...
#Archaeology #ChacoCanyon #ObsidianAnalysis #AncientTrade #NewMexico

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Gallaga 2014. 3. Reflection from the Bonampak pyrite mirror (photo by Emiliano Gallaga).

Gallaga 2014. 3. Reflection from the Bonampak pyrite mirror (photo by Emiliano Gallaga).

Snaketown’s pyrite mirrors—rare outside Mesoamerica—offer insights into exchange, ritual, & identity. Gallaga’s study from 2014 reveals their cultural value. doi.org/10.1179/0023...
#Archaeology #Snaketown #Mesoamerica #Southwest #AncientTrade

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Three shipwrecks from biblical times uncovered off the coast of Israel
Three shipwrecks from biblical times uncovered off the coast of Israel YouTube video by B.C. Begley

Three shipwrecks from biblical times uncovered off the coast of Israel
#IronAgeShipwrecks #AncientTrade #IsraelArchaeology
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From Uruk to Babel: How Ancient Writing Shaped the Account of Dispersal Could the biblical account of dispersal reflect a deeper history—one rooted in the rise of writing, trade, and exploration from ancient Mesopotamia?

What really happned at the Tower of Babel?
An interpretation for what really took place!

From Uruk to Babel: How Ancient Writing Development Shaped the Account of Dispersal open.substack.com/pub/elysedeb...
#babylon #uruk #towerofbabel #ancienttrade #firstwriting

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The Donkeys Buried Beneath the Floor Egyptian Imports, Everyday Rituals, and the Politics of Animal Sacrifice in Early Bronze Age Canaan

Four donkeys buried beneath Bronze Age homes in Israel were young, female, and Egyptian. New isotope data shows ritual animal sacrifice crossed borders and class. #Archaeology #AncientTrade #BronzeAge #Isotopes #HumanEvolution #DonkeyBurial @plosone.org

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Silk flowed west, gold and ideas flowed east, and the world became a little smaller. This ancient trade route truly brought continents closer.

If you could have stood on the Silk Road, what treasure or profound idea would you have traded?

#SilkRoad #HanDynasty #History #AncientTrade #Globalization

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PNAS Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) - an authoritative source of high-impact, original research that broadly spans...

New study reveals early Phoenician expansion was driven by silver—traced to Sardinia before settlement, and later Iberia. Evidence suggests a long "precolonisation" phase (10th–9th c. BCE) fuelled by the silver trade. #Phoenicians #AncientTrade #Archaeology www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

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Amidst warring empires and long merchant treks, Parthia strategically collected Silk Road tolls.

As a traveller then, would you have paid for safe passage or risked the harsh desert to avoid their fees? What would your priority have been?

#AncientTrade #ParthianEmpire #SilkRoad

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Cornish tin was sold all over Europe 3,000 years ago, say archaeologists British team says new study ‘radically transforms’ understanding of bronze age trade networks In about 1300BC, the major civilisations of the eastern Mediterranean made a cultural and technological...

Cornish tin was sold all over Europe 3,000 years ago, say archaeologists #Science #ScienceHistory #CornishTin #Archaeology #AncientTrade

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A Tin Thread Through Time How Bronze Age tin from Cornwall connected prehistoric Britain to the heart of the Mediterranean world

New research traces Bronze Age Mediterranean tin to Cornwall, reshaping views of early trade. Was Bronze Age Britain more connected than we thought? #Archaeology #BronzeAge #AncientTrade #Cornwall #Anthropology #Metallurgy @antiquity.ac.uk

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The Phoenicians changed global commerce forever but refused to attack their own colonies even when Persia demanded it. Discover how these master shipbuilders navigated between empires while building history's first great trading network. #HistoryOfMoney #AncientTrade

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AS-IES Webinar March 18, 10:00 AM CST

🚀 Exciting Announcement!

Join us for our inaugural event on March 18 at 10 AM CST with Dr. Willeke Wendrich. She’ll explore Egypt’s role in the India-Rome trade (1st c. CE).

📍 Free & Open to the Public!
🔗 Register: givebutter.com/VsMC0h

#ASIESWebinar #AncientTrade #History #Egypt #India #Rome

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In ancient history, the Bay of Mazarrón was famous for its shipwrecks, revealing artefacts that illustrate maritime trade routes of the Roman Empire. #Mazarrón #AncientHistory #RomanEmpire #Shipwrecks #Spain #Archaeology #HistoricalSites #AncientTrade #Mediterranean #HeritageSite #AncientArtifacts

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🚤 Ancient canoes unearthed hint at a bustling trade in the Mediterranean 7,000 years ago, revealing the early origins of commerce and navigation. #Archaeology #AncientTrade

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