2021
DOI: 10.1086/714654
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“…The recently published evidence concerning the commercial contacts between Egypt and Ebla around 2350 bc reveals that trade was based on missions sent by their respective rulers and on activities developed by private traders (Biga and Steinkeller 2021). The inscription of Iny shows that maritime expeditions to the Levant were quite common and confirm the role of Byblos as a mediator in the Egyptian traffic with this region (Marcolin and Diego Espinel 2011).…”
Section: Tradementioning
confidence: 97%
“…The recently published evidence concerning the commercial contacts between Egypt and Ebla around 2350 bc reveals that trade was based on missions sent by their respective rulers and on activities developed by private traders (Biga and Steinkeller 2021). The inscription of Iny shows that maritime expeditions to the Levant were quite common and confirm the role of Byblos as a mediator in the Egyptian traffic with this region (Marcolin and Diego Espinel 2011).…”
Section: Tradementioning
confidence: 97%
“…Un último ejemplo de mercaderes activos en el tercer milenio, en torno a 2350 antes de Cristo, procede de los archivos de Ebla, en Siria. De acuerdo con la documentación cuneiforme hallada en el palacio, Ebla mantenía intercambios comerciales con el país de Dugurasu, un término que, con toda probabiblidad, debe identificarse con Egipto (Biga & Steinkeller, 2021). El tráfico entre ambos territorios podía seguir dos rutas alternativas, o bien por mar, donde la localidad de DUlu (probablemente Biblos) desempeñaba el papel de intermediario, o bien por vía terrestre a través de IB.MAH, un topónimo que designa el territorio habitado por pueblos seminómadas y que se extendía por las estepas y desiertos al sur de Ebla, en torno a Palmira, Damasco y Qatna.…”
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