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Mesopotamian Trade Practices

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Mesopotamian trade practices refer to the economic activities and systems of exchange that were prevalent in ancient Mesopotamia.

Key Features

  • Barter trade
  • Use of commodities like grain, livestock, and textiles as currency
  • Establishment of trade routes
  • Development of commercial centers like temples and markets

Pros

  • Facilitated cultural exchange
  • Boosted economic development
  • Fostered diplomatic relations

Cons

  • Risk of conflict over trade routes
  • Limited to certain social classes

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