The Silk Roads Classroom Map traces the silk trade across Eurasia at 100 BC, by land and by sea. Students see the caravan corridors leaving the Han Empire of China and the sea lanes that carried the same goods west toward the Roman Empire in Turkey and the Middle East.
Part of the Kappa Map Group Classroom Series, this history map works on a world history or U.S. History classroom wall where trade, empire, and cultural exchange are being taught together. Home school parents and parochial school teachers use it the same way.
- Shows overland and maritime silk trade routes across Eurasia
- Identifies the empires involved, from Han China to Rome’s eastern provinces
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements
- Suitable for public, private, parochial, and home schools
- Published by Kappa Map Group, Classroom Series
- Finishing choices: paper, laminated, laminated with black or walnut rails, mounted to foam core, framed, or spring roller with backboard
- Multiple history maps can be combined on a single spring roller system through Map Shop

