Trade and Exchange in Southwest Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean—Third Millennium BCE

Trade and Exchange in Southwest Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean—Third Millennium BCE

Use the labels below to match with the speci�c areas of the map provided on the previous page.

General Labels

Cities

1. Ashur 2. Ebla 3. Eridu 4. Eshunna 5. Harappa 6. Kermanshah 7. Kish 8. Memphis 9. Mohenjo Daro 10. Nineveh 11. Nippur 12. Saqqara 13. Sippar 14. Ur 15. Uruk

Countries

1. EGYPT 2. GREECE

Geographical Features

1. ANATOLIAN PLATEAU 2. ARABIAN DESERT 3. ARABIAN PENINSULA 4. CAUCASUS MTS. 5. CRETE 6. CYPRUS 7. HIMALAYA MTS. 8. INDUS VALLEY 9. IRANIAN PLATEAU 10. KUNLUN MTS. 11. SAHARA DESERT 12. TAKLAMAKAN DESERT 13. TAURUS MTS. 14. THAR DESERT 15. ZAGROS MTS.

Regions

1. EUROPE 2. SOUTHWEST ASIA

Water

1. ARABIAN SEA 2. ARAL SEA 3. Bay of Bengal 4. BLACK SEA 5. CASPIAN SEA 6. Euphrates R. 7. INDIAN OCEAN 8. Indus R. 9. Lake Urmia 10. MEDITERRANEAN SEA 11. Nile R. 12. Persian Gulf 13. RED SEA 14. Tigris R.

Legend Labels

Zone of urban civilization Trading hinterlands Urban centers Trade routes Traded Raw Materials Alabaster Dolerite Flint Granite Limestone Copper Gold Tin Iron Lead Carnelian Lapis lazuli Timber Turquoise Shells (Indus River Basin)