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The Role of Obsidian in Prehistoric Trade Networks

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ntroduction Obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glass, played a crucial role in prehistoric trade networks across the globe. Its unique properties, such as sharpness, durability, and distinctive appearance, made it a highly prized material for crafting tools, weapons, and ornaments. By analyzing obsidian artifacts and their distribution, archaeologists have uncovered intricate trade routes and cultural exchanges that spanned vast distances.…

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The Role of Obsidian in Prehistoric Trade Networks

ntroduction Obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glass, played a crucial role in prehistoric trade networks across the globe. Its unique properties, such as sharpness, durability, and distinctive appearance, made it a highly prized material for crafting tools, weapons, and ornaments. By analyzing obsidian artifacts and their distribution, archaeologists have uncovered intricate trade routes and cultural exchanges that spanned vast distances.…

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