Why was the silk road called if there no actual road?

The Silk Road was not called a road because there was no actual road. It was called the Silk Road because it was a network of trade routes that connected the East and the West. The routes were not paved or marked, and they often changed over time. However, they were essential for the exchange of goods and ideas between different cultures.

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What did Paris use the silk road for?

Verona 312 AD Constantine the Great leader-sovereign on the battlefield
In 312 AD the Roman Empire was shaken by the conflict between Constantine (later the Great) and Maxentius. Constantine, although he had smaller forces than his opponent, had taken the initiative of the movements and had invaded Italy. Constantine took Milan but was unable to move towards Rome as a l
BOMBARDMENT OF ALMERIA, May 31, 1937
The German ships at no time hid their nationality, nor did they pretend to act as subordinate support to the rebel side, but rather as a naval force that executed direct orders of the III Reich Nazi Germany mercilessly bombed the city of Almería in the middle of the civil war. More than 200 shel
Dimitrios Kaberos... He had no gas, threw turpentine, threw "napalm"
The Greek must be proud, strong, industrious and hold his head high in the adversities of life. A little good madness never hurts!, said Antigoni Kamperou, niece of the first Greek military aviator, Dimitris Kamperou, in an interview with APE-MPE, on the occasion of the Air Force Day, next to the pl
The four longest wars in history.
Collaboration of the teacher of History, Guillermo . In my opinion , these are the four wars that have the dubious honor of being considered the longest in history: – Occupying the fourth position (despite being the one that appears in the Guinness Book of Records) is the Hundred Years War , whic