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English: Map showing the main trans-Saharan caravan routes circa 1400. Also shown are the Ghana Empire (until the 13th century) and 13th – 15th century Mali Empire. Note the western route running from Djenné via Timbuktu to Sijilmassa. Present day Niger in yellow. Español: Mapa que muestra las principales rutas de caravanas transaharianas alrededor de 1400. También se muestran el Imperio de Ghana (hasta el siglo XIII) y el Imperio de Mali del siglo XIII-XV. Tenga en cuenta la ruta occidental que va desde Djenné a través de Tombuctú a Sijilmassa. En amarillo la extensión del Níger actual. |
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Author | T L Miles |
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