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What dynasty in ancient china invented silk?

It is unsure when exactly the first usage of silk was. The oldest evidence of silk usage dates back to the Shang dynasty. It wasn't until the Han dynasty that the Silk Road was created, although.


When was the silk road invented?

during the han dynasty


What did the Han Dynasty accomplish technologically?

the han dynasty invented paper,seismograph,silk making industry,wheelbarrow


During which Chinese dynasty was silk commercialized?

The Shang Dynasty commercialized silk as a product.


Did the Han Dynasty make silk?

No one made silk and silk came from silkworms which was discovered accidentally by on emperess in the Western Han Dynasty.


In what year was silk invented by the Ancient Chinese?

Silk is a natural fiber. It comes from a worm, so it can't be said to have been "invented".Chinese civilization goes back about five thousand years, to the Chin Dynasty (that's where our word "China" comes from) and the silk trade has been documented since the earliest days of written receipts.This user has false info, silk was invented during the


Where was silk invented?

Silk was invented in China.


Which Chinese dynasty traded silk with outsiders?

it was officially the tang dynasty


What dynasty did the Silk Road begin?

hen


Xia dynasty inventions?

Some things invented during the Qin dynasty were streets and the Great Wall of China. Things that were standardized were measurements, axles, weight, written language, and money. They also invented gun powder, legalism, and iron tipped spears.


How did women in the Shang Dynasty make silk cloth?

Women in the Zhou dynasty made silk by using silk worms.


What was invented during the Shang Dynasty?

Silk, Pottery, Oracle Bones, Bronze, Chinese Writing, Chinese/Lunar Calendar, Chinese Fesivals, etc.