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What animal, introduced by the Romans, greatly changed trade in Africa?
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What animal, introduced by the Romans, greatly changed trade in Africa?

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domesticated animals from north africa such as camels. chickens. and donkeys were first brought across the western sahara in the 4th century CE as a result of trans-saharan trade.

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