History, asked by navneetkumarmaurya65, 2 months ago

What was called black gold in the Roman empire?

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Answered by krish12492008

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The Roman Empire valued pepper very highly, and hence, it was known as black gold

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Answered by devilgamer1764

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Black gold is a term applied to oil or petroleum, which is black when it comes out of the ground and is worth a great deal of money

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