Sentence examples for items of trade from inspiring English sources

Limestone is quarried in large quantities, and grain and cotton are other items of trade.

Other Colonies also had statutes allowing inspection to enforce standards for the manufacture or shipping of various items of trade.

These were associated with the Mamlūk dynasty and soon became items of trade within the Mediterranean basin.

Other major items of trade are tin and textiles, especially Thai silks and cottons and Malaysian batik.

A beadwork site, the Center for Bead Research (www.thebeadsite.com/FRO-LaC.htm), has "The Beads of Lewis and Clark" (beads were one of the expedition's main items of trade).

At this time, there were no red deer in France and it is thought the necklace teeth came from Spain, possibly as items of trade between different tribes.

Beeswax was and still is an important item of trade.

Dr. Kisivild suggested that the dingo could have been an item of trade.

The Spondylus shell from the Aegean Sea was a special item of trade.

Ivory has been an item of trade since pre-history, and its use is deeply ingrained in many cultures.

Bruneian metalwork has long been an important item of trade, both within and beyond the boundaries of the sultanate.