How did trade in the Shang dynasty differ from trade in Egypt and Mesopotamia?

Traders traded items made by artisans, and sculptors. Skilled Chinese artisans carved jade and marble, made porcelain tableware, wove silk, painted on silk with ink, and made many items from bronze. The Bronze Age took place during the Shang Dynasty. As a result, bronze was a large part of trade.

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