The flow of silver refers to the movement or transfer of silver from one region to another through trade routes during specific historical periods, often involving large quantities.
Related terms
Transatlantic Trade Network: This network involved trade routes connecting Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
Manila Galleon Trade: A maritime trading route between Manila (in present-day Philippines) and Acapulco (in present-day Mexico), which facilitated significant silver transportation.
Silver mining boom: The increased demand for silver led to intensive mining activities in various parts of the world.