Amber Road

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Amber Road was an ancient long-distance trade route in Europe, primarily used to transport amber from the Baltic Sea region to the Mediterranean.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Amber Road canonical 7
Amber Route 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient trade route
long-distance trade route
associatedWith Baltic Sea
Mediterranean Sea
category ancient roads in Europe
trade routes in Europe
connects Baltic Sea region
Mediterranean region
economicImportance high
geographicalExtent from Baltic Sea to Adriatic and Aegean regions
hasAlternativeName Amber Route
linked to: Amber Road
hasHeritageStatus recognized in various European cultural routes
historicalEra antiquity
influenced cultural exchange between North and South Europe
development of Central European settlements
knownFor amber trade
linkedTo Baltic amber deposits
Roman Empire markets
locatedIn Europe
mainCommodity amber
materialTransported succinite
mentionedIn classical Roman sources
partOf ancient European trade networks
passesThrough Austria
Baltic coast
Central Europe
Czech Republic
Germany
Italy
Northern Italy
Poland
Slovenia
terminusAt Adriatic Sea
Aquileia
Mediterranean Sea
Venice region
linked to: Veneto
tradedGoods amber jewelry
luxury goods
raw amber
tradeDirection north–south
usedBy Celts
linked to: Celtic tribes

Germanic tribes
Greek merchants
Romans
usedFor transporting amber
usedSince Bronze Age
Neolithic period

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Poetovio wasOnRoute Amber Road
Savaria locatedOn Amber Road
Szombathely locatedOn Amber Road
Calisia linkedToTradeRoute Amber Road
Scarbantia situatedOn Amber Road
Amber Coast tradeRoute Amber Road
Amber Road hasAlternativeName Amber Route
linked to: Amber Road