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What helped Persians connect their vast landholdings?

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Where possible they used sea transport which, in an era of no mechanical transport, was capable of faster movement and carriage of cargo and people than land transport, as carts were limited to a few miles a day. In areas inaccessible to the sea, some tracks (mistakenly called 'roads' today) with staging stations were set up to enable couriers to speed up horse-borne communications.


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