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PBS Video: Silk Road and Trade
Eight Goods Traded
Looks at horses, spices, silk, paper, fur, slaves, glassware and jade
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Ivory
Medieval and Renaissance Ivory
History of the Ivory Trade
Jade
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Infographic
Brief History of Jade
Chinese Jade: An Introduction
History of Jade
Silk
Silk in Antiquity
Legend of Silk
Connecting Cultures
looks at Silk production and trade
Silk Trade in Venice
THe Silk Road
Article from History Today about the trade in silk.
A good discussion of how Silk was made and traded.
Horses
Trading Silk for Horses: Origins of the Sillk Road
Empire of the Horse
Mongolian Empire, horses and the Silk Road
Horses and Camels
Perfume
The Story of Perfume
Looks at how and why perfume was used, and how it was made.
History of Perfume
History of Perfume 2
Ancient Perfume Route
Porcelain
Blown Glass Along the Silk Road
Silk Road: Glass Trade
Porcelain
Porcelain on the Silk Road
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Great interactive exhibit
Development of Ceramics
Exhibition from the Metropolitan Museum
Spices
Spices Along the Silk Road
The Spice Routes
How and why spices were traded
History of the Spice Trade
Britannica: Spice Trade
Paper
History of Paper
The Importance of Paper Technology on the Silk Road
Chinese Paper Making
Silk Road or Paper Road?
Gunpowder
Guns and Gunpowder
The Creation of Gunpowder
How Gunpowder Changed the World
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