Gold
Salt and gold.
They do not mine the gold but supervise
Gold and salt were the main resources traded in Ghana.
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
In ancient Ghana, the two most valuable resources were gold and salt. Gold was highly sought after, not only for its economic value but also for its use in trade and as a symbol of wealth. Salt, essential for preserving food and enhancing flavor, was equally important and was traded extensively, often in exchange for gold. These resources helped establish Ghana as a powerful trading empire in West Africa.
in ancient Ghana they traded salt, gold, and silk
in ancient Ghana they traded salt, gold, and silk
Gold and salt. First, the gold worth very much as you know. The salt is valuable as the gold because foods contain salt and it's preserving the food. Salt was rare at the ancient Ghana so they could use it as the trade item. I heard this from my social studies teacher, Mr. MacGr**o*
gold
gold and salt .
the ancient treasure consists of valuable gold coins!gold Sculptures,gold jewels,the valuable things used by the pharohs...........etc