Silver Trade is a historical global trade network, distinct from other commodity-based exchange systems, in which silver—particularly extracted from American mines such as Potosí—served as the primary medium of exchange, linking Asia, the Americas, and Europe within early modern economic systems.
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Contemporary Anthropogenic Silver Cycle: A Multilevel Analysis
Jeremiah Johnson, Julie Jirikowic, M. Bertram et al. · Environmental Science & Technology · 2005 · 120 citations
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