摘要: Trade and commerce in ancient India : (from the earliest times to c. A.D. 300) by Balram Srivastava ( , v. 59) Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, 1968 1st ed被引量: 4 年份: 1968 收藏 引用 批量引用 报错 分享 全部来源 求助全文 Semantic Scholar indianmedicine.eldoc.ub.rug.nl...
Due to this overemphasis on the role of Indian trade in political and cultural evolution of South East Asia, the real nature of this trade has become obscured. The present study aims to explain that India's South East Asian trade was not confined only to high value prestige goods exchange,...
Ancient Egypt relied on trade as one of its social-economic activities. Transport was another key activity among the Egyptians in ensuring goods reached their intended destinations. The Nile River, therefore, acted as the center that joined the country's trade sector together. Ships and boats sail...
Trade:Most of the products they sold were luxurious: semi-precious stones, metals, seals, jewelry, various types of artistic objects, exotic animals, food products, clothing, and various manufactured goods. Products were always manufactured by the people, meaning that it was the elite, as said ...
The eventual loss of this trade following the Portuguese discovery of a sea route to India in 1498 was a severe blow to the city’s fortunes and to the Mamlūk state. With the Ottoman defeat of the Mamlūks in 1517, Egypt’s status shifted to that of a province within a wider empire,...
(Akkadu), which held power for about a century and a half. Sargon and his successors were the first known rulers in southwestern Asia to gain control of theFertile Crescentas well as ofadjacentterritories. They sent trading expeditions to centralAnatoliaand Iran and as far asIndiaand Egypt. ...
Since then, a continuous flow of merchants, envoys, and monks from around the world have traversed the Silk Road, coming to China for commercial trade, cultural communication, and exploration. In the contemporary era, the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) revives the spirit of the...
【题目】International Trade(国际贸易) in Ancient ChinaThe Tang and Song Dynasties, 618-1215Xi'angzhouEastChinaCHINASeaTang dynastyPacificSong dynasty 1050OceanSouthChinaSong dynasty 1150Sea500 MlesSOUTHEASTTo India500 KiometersTrade routesASIAand theSource: Goldberg and DuPre, Brief Review inGlobal H...
Even if trade was not the primary engine of economic life in Mesopotamia, it was ever-present; there is clear textual evidence for the peaceful exchange of goods, to the northwest, to the east, and to the south, from the middle of the third millennium BCE. Particularly in the southern...
Such physical evidence grounds Dalrymple’s case for India’s centrality to ancient history. The country, after all, was a source of goods as well as of ideas, with both spreading along the same trade routes. The Sumerians, the world’s earliest civilisation, used Indian teak and marble. ...