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When did iron making stop- after the capital of kush was moved to Meroe?
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∙ 13y ago
no, meroe was a rich deposit or iron ore, so iron making increased even more.
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Why did the kushites moved their capital to Meroe to be closer to?
The kushites moved their capital to be close to napata because it
Did the iron making stop in kush after the capital was moved?
No, I had to look this up too but, apparently the iron making increased in Meroe! :) Good Luck with the rest of Mr. Deporzio's homework.
Why was meroe important?
for making iron weapon & tools
The Nubian capital of Meroe was an important producer of what?
Actually It's Iron
What important activity was centered in the kushite capital of meroe?
Iron smelting took place in Meroe during the period 800 to 350 BC, and iron was exported throughout Africa and as far as India and China.
Iron making was stopped after the capital was moved to meroe true or false?
true
Why did the kushites moved their capital to Meroe to be closer to?
The kushites moved their capital to be close to napata because it
Did the iron making stop in kush after the capital was moved?
No, I had to look this up too but, apparently the iron making increased in Meroe! :) Good Luck with the rest of Mr. Deporzio's homework.
Why was meroe important?
for making iron weapon & tools
The Nubian capital of Meroe was an important producer of what?
Actually It's Iron
Developed a large iron industry in its capital of Meröe?
Around 750 B.C., theydeveloped a large ironindustryin the capital of Meroe.
What important activity was centered in the kushite capital of meroe?
Iron smelting took place in Meroe during the period 800 to 350 BC, and iron was exported throughout Africa and as far as India and China.
What are some differences between Napata and Meroe?
Napata was the earlier capital of the kingdom of Kush, located in modern-day Sudan, while Meroe succeeded it as the capital. Napata was closer to Egypt, more influenced by Egyptian culture, and focused on trade, while Meroe was more independent, had a stronger iron industry, and produced distinctively fine pottery.
How did the people of Meroe use iron ore?
The people of Meroe used iron by making weapons and tools. Iron plows allowed them to produce generous supplies of food. The weapons allowed them to control trade routs that ran all the way through the Red Sea.
Why was Meroe in a good location?
Meroe was in a good location because there were iron so they could make weapons out of it.
Why was meroe a good location?
Meroe was in a good location because there were iron so they could make weapons out of it.
What was Africa's first iron working center?
meroe
