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zalisa [80]
3 years ago
7

What was jenne-jeno's role in west african long-distance trade in the first millennium b.c.e.?

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1 answer:
Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago
7 0

The Jenne-jeno is located in the <u>Niger River Valley</u> in the country of Mali. It is one of the <u>oldest urbanized centers</u> in Sub-Saharan Africa.

During the first millennium b.c.e. it served as a transportation point where goods were shifted from the Niger river to donkey caravans and vice versa.

It is suspected that it grew to such big size as a result of the<u> regional and local trade.</u>  There is archeological evidence that supports that this place was part of a pre-Arab trans-Saharan trade network, in which commodities such as <u>salt, copper and dried fish</u> were exchanged.

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