How did the nomadic lifestyle of the Aryans influenced trade.

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Because they travel places the supplies they get from elsewhere may provide useful to others elsewhere enabling them to sell goods from everywhere.

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Nomads who follow a more or less fixed circuit around the year can create a trade route if that circuit takes them to places where they can trade their products, or buy those of once civilisation and later sell those to another

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