Ancient Indian Ports & Trade Centres

Ancient Indian Ports

  • Lothal: Located in present-day Gujarat, Lothal was a major Indus Valley Civilization port city (c. 2400–1900 BCE). It had a well-planned dockyard and warehouse facilities, indicating a sophisticated maritime trade network.
  • Muziris: Muziris, located in present-day Kerala, was a key port on the southwestern coast of India. It was a major center for trade between the Roman Empire, the Arabian Peninsula, and Southeast Asia during ancient times.
  • Barigaza (Bharuch): Situated on the banks of the Narmada River in Gujarat, Barigaza was an important port for trade with the Roman Empire and other regions. It facilitated the movement of ....
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