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  • Page Count 282
  • Publication Year 2016
  • Publisher Pen & Sword History
  • ISBN-13 9781473889804

The Roman Empire and the Silk Routes

By Raoul McLaughlin

Delve into the first comprehensive study of ancient Rome's intricate trade connections with Eastern civilizations. *The Roman Empire and the Silk Routes* investigates the vast network of commerce linking Rome to powerful Inner Asian empires like the Parthian and Kushan, and ultimately the Han Empire of China. Tracing routes through key caravan cities like Palmyra and the Tarim territories, this book details the profound economic impact of Rome's trade, the expansive reach of the Han's Silk Road—extending to Rome's frontiers—and the mutual understanding (and rivalry) between these colossal powers, even touching on the Han's superior military technology.
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