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The primary means of exchange for Aksum merchants was coins. The Aksum people were one of the first to make their own coins.
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What did foreign merchants bring to Aksum?
the foreign merchants brang new idea's and beliefs,along with trade goods.
What was the primary basis of Aksum's wealth?
They controlled extensive trade routes that connected many cultures.
Who was the syrian christian know as the apostle to the abyssinians?
The Syrian Christian known as the Apostle to the Abyssinians is believed to be Frumentius. He was a Christian missionary who introduced Christianity to the Kingdom of Aksum in the 4th century and became the first bishop of Aksum.
Why was Aksum important?
The Kingdom of Aksum was the center of trading.
When was Aksum University created?
Aksum University was created in 2007.
What made the location of aksum so good for a trade?
Aksum became a major trading hub and meeting place. Trade goods came to this area from Arabia, Persia, India, and other parts of Africa.
Which group did not come to Aksum to trade?
Chinese did not go to Aksum to trade.
What city was aksum the center of trade of?
The main trading port of Aksum was Adulis.
When was Ilker Aksum born?
Ilker Aksum was born in 1971, in Istanbul, Turkey.
What city was the center of trade in aksum?
The main trading port of Aksum was Adulis.
What were some of aksum's major achievements?
the most impressive achievements were the pillars of Aksum
Why did the people of aksum become Christian's?
Haha! Do you go to Saguaro High School in Arizona? Just wondering because I'm looking for the same answer online with the exact wording. This is why they became Christians: AKSUM BECOMES CHRISTIAN- Ezana succeeded to the throne as an infant after the death of his father. While his mother ruled the kingdom, a young Christian man from Syria who had been captured and taken into the court educated him. When Ezana finally became ruler of Aksum, he converted to Christianity and established it as the kingdom's official religion.
