Salt and ancient trade and fashion notes
The fragment describes salt's value across civilizations and its varied cultural roles. It notes Eskimos and Numidians living without it, African cattle herds visiting salt licks with rituals, and a sulfur-like mining method for salt. It mentions 15th century Scottish golf bans, a Sumerian queen buried with sacrificed maidens, and velvet’s appearance in textiles in the 16th century.
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