SALT

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SALT
Chuck Stjern, Pinewood Prep School
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Julius Caesar
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Salt A World History, Mark Kurlansky
Trade routes that have remained major
thoroughfares were established, alliances built,
empires secured, and revolutions provokedall for
something that fills the ocean, bubbles up from
springs, forms crusts in lake beds, and thickly
veins a large part of the earths rock fairly
close to the surface.
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Marco Polo 1250
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Paris, 1157
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Salt on its way to Timbuktu
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On the road to Timbuktu
Salt caravan in present-day Mali
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Tennis Court Oath
French Revolution, 1789
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United States History
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March to the Sea
Gandhi, India 1930
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Brine Pool
Ethiopia
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Salt Warehouse Erie Canal
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Avery Island, LA
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Avery Island, Louisiana
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Turks and Caicos, Caribbean
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Great Salt Lake, Utah
Salt Lake LDS Temple
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Salt Lake, Utah
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Salt in Your Body
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Poland 17th Century
Wieliczka Salt Works Cathedral
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The Chemistry of Salt
Sodium Chlorine Sodium Chloride Na Cl
NaCl
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14,000 Uses of Salt!
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The End
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Molecule of Sodium Chloride
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