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Summary
DescriptionSpread sugarcane.JPG
English: Author: User:Bless_sins.
Source: I saw this map in:
Watson, Andrew. Agricultural innovation in the early Islamic world.
Cambridge University Press. p. 16.
Looking at it I drew an approximation.
Use rationale: I made it myself. The template map was free-use.
The westward diffusion of sugarcane in pre-Islamic times (shown in red),
in the medieval
Muslim world (green),
and in the 15th century Portuguese on the Madeira archipelago,
and the Spanish on the Canary Islands archipelago
(islands west of Africa, circled by violet lines)
Date
10 April 2008 (original upload date)
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2008-04-10 04:58
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