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Trade and Exchange in the Ancient World Asian Art Museum

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SILK ROAD MAP 300 BCE-100 CE 5/13/ Draw in and label the following mountain ranges and deserts. 2. Then, map your route from Xi’an to Antioch. Mountain Ranges –Himalayas –Caucasus –Alborz –Zagros –Tian Shan Deserts –Taklamakan –Tacht-e-Kavir –Tacht-e-Lut