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India Today on MSNAncient Indian seafarers used coir-stitched ships to brave high seas. Here's whyA ship stitched together with coir ropes and resins has been launched by India. The ship made with ancient techniques will set sail to Oman this year to celebrate India's maritime excellence of yore.
After three months of excavation, the Kerala Council for Historical Research confirmed an early historic settlement in Idukki ...
Part 1: Roman Merchant As a Roman trader you have just one goal as you sail the Indian Ocean – bring a ... on the crossroads of world trade routes since ancient times. You intend to use this ...
In the 17th century, the Indian ocean slave trade was arguably on a bigger scale than the Atlantic slave trade. The hub of this vile industry was in modern-day Tanzania, an area that specialized ...
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How a wealthy merchant corporation powered the Chola empire and the precocious globalism of the medieval Indian OceanIn all these ways, the precocious globalism of the medieval Indian Ocean anticipated our own ... As profitable as global trade was, it was not exactly a pleasant profession, especially for ...
“Trade has always been at the heart of Oman’s identity; Centuries ago, Omani sailors set sail across the Indian Ocean, navigating as far as the eastern coast of Africa, India, and China. They traded ...
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