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RMBWK8JM–China Asia Silk Road province Gansu Dunhuang desert Gobi crescent lake Yueyaquan lake crescent desert pago
RM2BEGCR6–A map showing the main route of the Silk Road, which connected East and West between the 2nd century BCE and the 18th century. The Silk Road derives its name from the lucrative trade in silk carried out along its length.
RMB5EF68–Statues of camels and camel drivers on Silk Road monument near the Registan in Samarkand Uzbekistan Central Asia G Hellier
RM2B01889–Spain: A caravan on the Silk Road as represented in the Catalan Atlas by Abraham Cresques (1325-1387), 1375. The Catalan Atlas (1375) is the most important Catalan map of the medieval period. It was produced by the Majorcan cartographic school and is attributed to Cresques Abraham, a Jewish book illuminator who was self-described as being a master of the maps of the world as well as compasses. It has been in the royal library of France (now the Bibliothèque nationale de France) since the late 14th century.
RMBM292C–Ruins of Great or Big Kyz Kala Palace at ancient silk road city of Merv ( Mary ) in Turkmenistan.
RMCR4KTT–Polo, Marco, 1254 - 8.1.1324, Venetian merchant, traveler, on the silk road to Ciandu, woodcut based on Pjasetzki, 19th century,
RMF1KY9W–A 19th Century view of a British Fortress high above the, connecting Afghanistan and Pakistan, cutting through the northeastern part of the Spin Ghar mountains. An integral part of the ancient Silk Road, it is one of the oldest known passes in the world.
RFCFME82–View of of The silk road from the Seljuk Turk Mosque of Ebul Minuchihr built in 1072. Ani , Kars , Anatolia, Turkey
RMBWK8JY–China Asia Silk Road province Gansu Dunhuang desert Gobi crescent lake Yueyaquan lake crescent desert pago
RFA55YEM–Painet iw2411 asia environment soviet union images islam moslem silk road uzbekistan sign entrance moynak arral sea country
RMA491D4–Silk Road Kuchee nomads on migration women and children on camels Yakolang west of Bamiyan Afghanistan
RMA7CNNJ–Traditionally made carpets sold via internet in a Han or caravanseri in Kayseri on Silk Road Turkey
RFG6CF6D–Uzbekistan Silk Road Khorezm province Khiva Itchan Kala protected city listed as world heritage by UNESCO Pakhlavan Mahmoud
RFPW13TF–Khiva and Bukhara city sunset in Uzbekistan. Warm light over Khiva city with its beautiful Silk Road architecture
RMRTWTN3–The Silk Road, Tribal Charity Bazaar shop, Marchmont Street, Bloomsbury London England Britain UK
RMB1X7G1–Remains of Silk Road caravansary at Ani, ruined capital of Armenian Kingdom, on eastern Turkey border with Armenia
RFCFMDR3–The Armenian church of St Gregory of the Abughamrents, Ani archaelogical site on the Ancient Silk Road , Kars , Anatolia, Turkey
RMBWK8JA–China Asia Silk Road province Gansu Dunhuang desert Gobi crescent lake Yueyaquan lake crescent desert pago
RMA491B2–Silk Road Shah Foladi Peak 4951 metres 16 243 feet Shah Foladi valley near Bamiyan Afghanistan
RME2G5DN–Uzbekistan Silk Road Khorezm Province Khiva Itchan Kala protected city listed as World Heritage by UNESCO Ark palace tourists
RMG15M1M–Marco Polo's caravan, in an illustration from the Catalan Atlas, circa 1375. Marco Polo (1254-1324) was a Venetian merchant traveler and the most famous Westerner to have traveled on the Silk Road. He excelled all the other travelers in his determination,
RMB0C19J–Uighur herdsmen on horseback with flock of sheep and goats on Silk Road along Tian Shan Mountians
RFCFMD86–Ruins of the Armenian City walls built by King Smbat (977–989) of Ani archaelogical site on the Ancient Silk Road , Kars , Anat
RMBWK92T–China Asia Silk Road province Shaanxi Xian Xi'an town city bell tower belfry place space person historica
RM2EX5EF0–Containers arrive by train at the Logport, DIT, Duisburg Intermodal Terminal, part of the new Silk Road, from China to Duisburg-Rheinhausen, NRW, Germ
RM2F544JF–geography / travel, caravansary at the silk road, Iran, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RFEWJXY7–Knives and other objects at a metalsmith's shop in the ancient, walled Silk Road city of Bukhara, Uzbekistan
RMA20M82–A carpet trader shop with internet access in the Old Silk Road trading route city of Bukhara, Uzbekistan, CIS
RMDF6F2K–Online instructions for gaining access to black market Deep Web site Silk Road retailing Class A drugs
RMDF1YM1–Selling spices in the bazaar Khiva, Silk Road, Unesco World Heritage Site, Uzbekistan, Central Asia.
RMB0BYYY–Uzbek on a motorcycle herding camels through the desert along the ancient Silk Road through Central Asia's Uzbekistan
RMADW8RF–Venetian trader Marco Polo welcomed at the court of Kublai Khan in China 1200s. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration
RMEJ00YH–Asia, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, silk road, inside, silk carpet, carpet, wall hanging, souvenir, tradition, traditional, craft, ar
RM2EX5EHT–Containers arrive by train at the Logport, DIT, Duisburg Intermodal Terminal, part of the new Silk Road, from China to Duisburg-Rheinhausen, NRW, Germ
RFT5A78N–Aug 2017, Kashgar, Xingjiang, China: the famous Sunday Market of Kashgar, a popular destination along the Silk Road, is crowded every day with tourist
RFEWJY05–Cloth Cradle on wish tree at ibn Zeid Mausoleum in the ancient Silk Road site of Merv, Turkmenistan
RMA1TD2F–Statues of traders and camel drivers on the Silk Road near the Registan, Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
RMA20M84–The side of the Kalon Minaret built in 1127 by Arslan Khan, in the Old Silk Road city of Bukhara, Uzbekistan
RMM6MPT4–The Registan, Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, Oldest preserved medrassahs in the World,, Key Silk Road location
RF2DB4797–Bazaar, Tabriz, East Azerbaijan, Iran. Unesco World Heritage Site.One of the most important commercial centres on the Silk Road.
RMB6F4X3–Bayburt Castle, ruin overlooking current small city of Bayburt, was once a Byzantine stop on ancient Silk Road
RMEJ0143–Asia, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, silk road, inside, tradition, traditional, puppet, doll, toys, souvenir, Buxoro, Bukhara, nobody
RMHFX232–In 64 BC Zeugma was conquered and ruled by the Roman Empire and with this shift the name of the city was changed into Zeugma, meaning 'bridge-passage' or 'bridge of boats'. During Roman rule, the city became one of the attractions in the region, due to its commercial potential originating from its geo-strategic location because the city was on the Silk Road connecting Antioch to China with a quay or pontoon bridge across the river Euphrates which was the border with the Persian Empire until the late 2nd century.
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