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From 712-660 BCE, Nubia dominates Egypt.
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Camels and date palms spread from southern Arabia to Somalia and then from there to Ethiopia and Egypt.
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Hanno was the king of Carthage. Around this time, he sailed around the western coast of Africa. He was sent to explore Libya. His route went from the Straits of Gibraltar and around the African coast. It went down as far as the present-day Gabon. He established several colonies and cities along the coast of Morocco as well as a trading post located on a small island that is off the coast of Mauritania.
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The Age of Pericles from the end of the Persian Wars in 448 BCE to the death of Pericles in 329 BCE. Trial and death of Socrates in 399 BCE.
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Herodotus suggests that cinnamon came from Bacchus' birthplace. Others think it was India or Africa. We now know it was traded along the silk road
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