mahlasust

Mahlasut, also known as Mahal sut or Mahlasut copper mines, refers to an ancient copper mine in South Arabia, possibly in the area of present-day Yemen. The site is of significant interest to archaeologists and historians due to its involvement in the development of the ancient trade networks.

Evidence of the mine's existence dates back to the 12th century BCE, during the time of the Sabaeans. Archaeological finds suggest that the site experienced a significant period of increased activity during the Middle Ages, potentially between the 8th and 10th centuries CE. The locale is possibly associated with other sites of similar significance, including various ancient production centers of copper and other valuable minerals.

The impact of Mahlasut on the international trade is multitiered and indirect. Exported copper from the mines would have been marketed on other regional markets along the river Red Sea, consequently affecting other regional fortune exchanges and local insurances that would from different regions operate.

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