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The web hosts a number of excellent graphics that capture the transculturation of products: (this is the image that appears above) Heres a Smithsonian interview with Al Crosby, illustrated with useful images: Heres a map of trade routes: Heres a map of early trans-Atlantic crossings made by Europeans: The Mariners Museum offers a web page with various curricular resources, The Great Exchange Heres are some short PPTs about the Columbian Exchange as a form of global exchange, as it affected human beings (slaves), and more general aspects: Curricular Units about the Columbian Exchange This image, above, is used widely as a springboard for discussing the introduction of pathogens/diseases for which Native Americans had no prior exposure and therefore no immunities