THE MUSEUM · EXHIBITION 16 / 16

Captivity, Commerce & the Trans-Saharan Slave Trade

A source-led exhibit connecting market history to wider commercial and human networks across the Moogo, western Sudan and Sahara.

Mossi cavalry returning with captives, historical illustration.
Mossi cavalry returning with captives, historical illustration.Green master · Wikimedia Commons rights record · KDM-EXT-ILL-000001
EXHIBITION 16 / 16 · Captivity, commerce, routes and memory

Captivity, Commerce & the Trans-Saharan Slave Trade

A source-led exhibit connecting market history to wider commercial and human networks across the Moogo, western Sudan and Sahara.

Curated visual identity · captivity-led

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CURATED READING

Follow the connections

A source-led exhibit connecting market history to wider commercial and human networks across the Moogo, western Sudan and Sahara. The museum keeps context, source status and relationship type together so a visitor can move from object and place to the people explicitly documented in this exhibition.

PUBLICATION STATE: PUBLISHED · SOURCE-LINKED RELATIONSHIPS ONLY

HISTORICAL STATUS: Historical captive or slave status is published only when a source explicitly supports that role; it is never assigned to living people or descendants by association.

Historical salt caravan moving across the Sahel.
Historical salt caravan moving across the Sahel.Green master · Wikimedia Commons rights record · KDM-EXT-PHO-000004
PEOPLE & RELATIONSHIPS · 16/16

The Repertoire in this exhibition

These cards are populated from the canonical registry; biographies are not duplicated inside the exhibition.

METHOD: A public link here must be explicitly recorded in the relationship registry and supported by source identifiers.