Actually, it was gold they traded for salt. The africans (believe it or not) valued salt more than gold. It could be used for flavoring and preserving foods.
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The Arabs traded salt for West African gold at equal weight. (Salt was incredibly rare in West Africa.)
Common trading items were: ivory tusks of elephants, skins of various animals, spices, and the trading norm for other continents/countries.
during the time between the us revolutionary war and the us civil war England traded with Africa.
Yes it is possible. There is a technique called Jelqing and some men have reported gains of 4 inches plus
the Kalahari Desert is where the traded salt in Africa.
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Europeans traded gold for salt because they lacked in salt
they traded salt because back then salt was as important as gold was
The great zimbabwe traded gold ans salt
They traded their gold for salt
Because back then in Africa salt was very scarce and one pound of gold would be worth one pound of salt and they traded salt for gold.
Well, Timbuktu mainly traded salt,gold and ivory...the gold was sometimes used for their currency, but merchants normally traded it for its rich value. Salt came from Northern Africa, in the Sahara and gold was found in Western Africa.
The Arabs traded salt for West African gold at equal weight. (Salt was incredibly rare in West Africa.)
They traded gold for salt because there was little salt and it is neccesary for life.
People traded salt, gold, Ivory, Animal skins, slaves, spices, and pepper By Brandon