people used to trade ivory along the coast
The Ivory Coast
Animal skins, Ivory, Feathers, and wood from Central Africa
Ivory, animal skins, iron, copper, and pearls.
Africa, North west Africa to be more specific. Cote D'Ivoire is the Ivory Coast.
They supplied the East African coast with gold, copper, and ivory
it made great Zimbabwe richer because of all the gold ivory and copper Portugal was bringing in.
the gold and ivory that helped the costal city-states grow rich came from the interior of southern africa. In southeatern Africa the Shona people established a city called Great Zimbabwe
Zambia is the leading producer of copper on the continent of Africa. The leading producer of copper in the world is Chile.
Once the Bantu settled down in present-day Zimbabwe and South Africa, they established the city of Great Zimbabwe. This became a major center for trade. It was here they hooked up with Arab traders from Swahili and traded gold, ivory, metal, and copper.
—The natural resources that Zimbabwe's land provides are coal, chromium ore, asbestos, gold, nickel, copper, iron ore, vanadium, lithium, tin, and platinum group metals.
Gold and ivory trade with China, Persia, and Syria.
no because animal like elephant's are becoming extinct because they are being killed for their ivory and this will affect the food chain
Africa has the Ivory Coast.
Ivory Coast (known in French as Côte d'Ivoire) is located in West Africa.
Sofala was the port though which Great Zimbabwe's exports of gold and ivory passed through to Asia.
Ivory Coast