The SILK ROAD across Central Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe connected China with Rome.
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They did by invading the eastern part of Rome near the Danube River.
Well, in China, they bury people in hills, in Egypt pyramids,
One ate mostly wheat, the other mostly rice. Other than that, they were exactly the same.
The last answer is true, but incomplete. Geographic barriers such as mountains or seas separated china from other land. As a result, the Chinese had little knowledge of civilizations of Egypt, India, Greece, and Rome. Hope that helps!
I read in some that it was relativly around 2000$ in todays money in rome ancient times but awerage was for all countries in ancient world..rome maybe had little more ,then in middle ages it fell a lot untili 14-15 centuri when western Europe start to rise.