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Ports and Power: Excavation a Dynastic Capital of the Indian Ocean

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The first millennium A.D. saw intense contacts across the Indian Ocean, with a common market stretching from the Mediterranean and East Africa to China and Southeast Asia. This paper looks at the port of Vizhinjam in southwest India and tries to how maritime trade interacted with the fortunes of South Indian dynasties.

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