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How much was salt worth in ancient times and what factors influenced its value?
In ancient times, salt was highly valuable and sometimes worth its weight in gold. Factors that influenced its value included scarcity, transportation costs, and demand for preserving food.
What does it's not worth the powder to blow it up mean?
That sounds like a local version of a cliche that is used to say something is cheap. There are several different forms of this such as: "It's not worth its weight in salt.". Salt is cheap so that would not be worth much unless it was a heavy item. This is just a version that says it is so cheap that you could blow it up but then that would cost more in gun powder than what you are blowing up.
In ancient Ghana was salt or gold worth more?
in ancient Ghana salt was more valuable. gold was everywhere whereas salt was rare. also salt was more valuable because salt helps you retain water which ment they could travel longer without water, increasing trade across the Sahara desert. also salt helped preserve food, making it worth more than gold
What did Arab traders trade for gold in Sub-Saharan Africa?
The Arabs traded salt for West African gold at equal weight. (Salt was incredibly rare in West Africa.)
What is a gold plated four leaf clover paper weight worth?
£999,999,999m
Did people have salt in Medieval Times?
Yes it was the main currency hence the phrase worth its weight in salt or worth its salt.
What does worth your weight in gold mean?
Gold is very expensive...if you are worth your weight in gold than you are worth a lot...It means the person who said it thinks that you are WONDERFUL...a great person/valuable employee/good friend, etc.
What does He's not worth his salt mean?
The expression "he's not worth his salt" means that someone is not competent or valuable enough to justify their position or role. It implies that the person is not performing at the level expected of them.
What does not to be worth your salt mean?
Part of people's Salary from working used to be salt because salt was valuable back then. So "Not to be worth your salt" would be another way of saying that you haven't done enough work to earn your salary. Hope this helped.
How much was salt worth in ancient times and what factors influenced its value?
In ancient times, salt was highly valuable and sometimes worth its weight in gold. Factors that influenced its value included scarcity, transportation costs, and demand for preserving food.
What does it's not worth the powder to blow it up mean?
That sounds like a local version of a cliche that is used to say something is cheap. There are several different forms of this such as: "It's not worth its weight in salt.". Salt is cheap so that would not be worth much unless it was a heavy item. This is just a version that says it is so cheap that you could blow it up but then that would cost more in gun powder than what you are blowing up.
Where can you purchase wild Africa cream liqueur in the us?
If you are referring to Amarula, any specialty liquor store worth their weight in salt will have it.
How much sodium does a steak have?
About a duck's weight in salt
Why did salt and gold dominate the Sahara trade?
They were both plentiful in the area. Salt was needed to prevent dehydration in such hot climates. Salt was worth its weight in gold. another thing is that salt was scarce in the savanna regions ... it was also sold in N. africa and europe:)
how long do i have to stay on the no salt diet to lose weight?
Your body needs salt, i.e. sodium. It means eat less salt than what you are normally eating...and does not mean no salt whatsoever on everything. It's just keeping salt to the minimal.
What is equivalent weight of a salt?
The equivalent weight of a salt is the molecular weight of the salt divided by the number of ions produced when the salt dissolves in water. It is used to calculate the amount of salt needed in a reaction based on the amount of ions present.
What is salt from salt and pepa net worth?
$500USD
