File:Trans-Saharan routes early.svg
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English: Trade routes of the Western Sahara c. 1000-1500. Goldfields are indicated by light brown shading.
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Scaled x30 in Inkscape to give 30 pixels per degree. RoutesThe routes shown are based those given by Mauny 1961. Mauny gives maps for three periods: 8th-10th centuries on page 429, 11th-13th on page 430 and after the 14th century on page 434. The position of the goldfields is based on Mauny 1961 page 295. Levtzion has published a map of the trade routes both in Levtzion 1973 and in Levtzion & Hopkins 1981. The map shows Tahert (modern Tiaret in Algeria) to the south of Tlemcen. In fact Tahert should be to the East and slightly to the North of Tlemcen. The map also shows Tamentit on the Draa River. In fact Tamentit is one of the oases of Tuat – and instead the town of Tamdoult (Tamdult) lay near Akka to the north of the Draa. A map showing trade routes (10th to 16th centuries) is given in Cuoq 1975 on page 11. This map repeats the error made by Levtzion 1973 in placing Tahert to the south of Tlemcen. ToponymsAssumptions:
The Malian capital has not been included - there is no consensus on the location. Orthography:
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Short title | Trade routes of the Western Sahara c. 1000 - 1500 |
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