* Caravans make regular departures from Luoyang with Chinese ginger, cassia ( a type of cinnamon ), and silk to be bartered in Central Asia for gold, silver, glassware, pottery, cloth, and intaglio gems from Rome.

Caravans traveled from this area once or twice a year by ox-drawn wagon to New Ulm, with the 75 mile trip taking about a week.

Caravans originating from both ends of the Hohhot-Gucheng route were composed of two-humped Bactrian camels, suitable for the climate on the area, although very occasionally one could see single-humped Dromedaries brought to this route by Uighur (" Turki ", in Lattimore's parlance ) caravan people from Hami A caravan would be normally composed of a number of files (, lian ), of up to 18 camels each.

Caravans began delivering goods to Mexico's Santa Fe along the Santa Fe Trail, over the journey which took 48 days from Kansas City, Missouri ( then known as Westport ).

The Sinti arrived in Germany and Austria in the Middle Ages, eventually splitting into two groups: Eftavagarja (" the Seven Caravans ") and Estraxarja (" from Austria ").

His forces raided Caravans from Trogir, which eventually forced its denizens to humbly sign a peace and addressed him as the high and mighty lord Stephen free ruler and master of Bosnia, Usora and Soli and many other places and Prince of the Hum.

It blossomed during the following period and became a stop-off point for Camel Caravans moving from China into Mongolia and beyond.

She recorded and performed with The Caravans from 1958 until 1966, then she began pursuing a solo career and making a name for herself in the gospel music circuit.

*" Polovtsian Dances " from Prince Igor (" Bazaar of Caravans ", " Stranger in Paradise ", " He's in Love ", " Samaris ' Dance ")

Caravans brought products from Abyssinia and Egypt into Lobeid and Bara, from which the greater part was again transported on to other parts of Africa.

The raids were generally offensive and carried out to gather intelligence or seize the trade goods of Caravans financed by the Quraysh, ( such retaliation was rationalized as being legitimate actions because many Muslims left their possessions and wealth behind when they migrated from Mecca ).

Walker, Hopkins, Yancey, and Daniels recorded the remainder of their tracks, and adopted the group name of The Caravans simply by dropping Robert Anderson's name from the group name.

At their height in the late 1950s the Caravans combined the energetic, agile alto of Shirley Caesar on songs such as " Swing Low, Sweet Chariot " with the powerful contralto of Inez Andrews on " Mary Don't You Weep, the dramatic soprano of Delores Washington, and the frenetic piano style from Eddie Williams, a friend of Washington.

Caravans leaving from Iliochori carried products from the region to the Balkans for trade.

Caravans with up to 10, 000 camels carried gold and slaves north, returning with manufactured goods and salt from Taghaza and Taoudenni.

In 2006 construction began on a cobblestone road to lead from the south of Lashkar Gah to the Qala-e-Bost Arch ( known to readers of James A. Michener's Caravans as Qala Bist.

The two Caravans continued operations with TAM and were withdrawn from service a year later.

Caravans travel from trading posts to the marketplace, where they deliver gold based on the distance they traveled.

As with many Diaclone toys, the vanette ( the term mini-van would not be used until the first Dodge Caravans were sold in 1984 ) toy was released in 1984 as a new character called Ironhide.

Caravans must travel via oases so that supplies of water and food can be replenished.

Caravans transported salt, gold and slaves between North Africa and West Africa, and the control of trade routes became a major ingredient in the constant power struggle between various tribes.

Caravans and trailer tents are not allowed onto the festival site.

Caravans and generators are permitted in the western end of the campground.

The game is also a key element in the book Caravans by James Michener and the film of the same name ( 1978 ) starring Anthony Quinn.

The yearly brigade trips, which as of 2010 have brought more than 9, 000 people to Cuba, continue today and are coordinated with the Pastors For Peace Friendship Caravans to Cuba.

Caravans traveled or camped at any time of day or night, depending on weather, local conditions, and the need for rest.

* Maillart, Ella ( 1942 ) Cruises & Caravans.

* Caravans ( novel ), James A. Michener

* Caravans ( 1978 film ), based on the James A. Michener novel

Also, 9-seat Cessna Caravans and 9-seat Piper Chieftan SeaPort intends to run are newer than the 19-passenger Beech 1900D aircraft by Great Lakes.

Dodge built 300, 666 Caravans.

Dodge builds 448, 394 cars and 355, 400 Caravans.

Voyager production comes to 197, 020, compared to 354, 641 Caravans.

Groups involved in PGA have also organised Caravans, regional conferences, workshops and other events in many regions of the world.

Caesar got her start when the group The Caravans came through Wilson, North Carolina in 1958.

Generation I Caravans used the Chrysler S platform, which was closely related to the K-cars, Dodge Aries and Plymouth Reliant.

These efforts were mostly successful, and most 1st generation Caravans eventually got an updated transmission.

In gospel, The Caravans were a mainstay of the label throughout its existence.

States relied heavily on The Caravans, releasing 14 singles on them and compiling many more unissued tracks.

They were operating Bn2-A and Cessna Caravans.

Caravans, particularly the Vardo, have served both as a significant cultural icon and symbol of the nomadic Romani people.