Crossings: Early Mediterranean Contacts with India
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Crossings: Early Mediterranean Contacts with India

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Discover the fascinating history of early Mediterranean interactions with India in “Crossings.” Explore ancient trade routes, cultural exchanges, and the maritime adventures that shaped the world. A. Tchernia and F. De Romains unravel the complexities of these connections, offering a captivating glimpse into a pivotal era of globalization. ISBN: 9788173041945

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173041945
  • Publisher: Manohar
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar
  • ISBN-10: 8173041946
  • Publisher Date: 2005

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Weight 0.5 kg

16 reviews for Crossings: Early Mediterranean Contacts with India

  1. Chakrash Chauhan –

    The book had a lot of good information, but it felt very repetitive at times. It was good but not great.

  2. Farzan Saleem –

    A bit dense but ultimately rewarding. The authors clearly know their stuff. I learned a lot!

  3. Dharam Vanita –

    Crossings is a great resource for understanding early trade. Highly recommended for history buffs.

  4. Adarsh Sirmour –

    Amazing book for anyone wanting to learn about the ancient world. Great for researchers!

  5. Kartikey Gupta –

    Crossings provided a unique perspective. I found myself highlighting many passages.

  6. Vanshika Saini –

    Fascinating look at maritime history! The details about the trade routes were particularly interesting.

  7. Sameer Kumar –

    Interesting topic, but the writing style was a little dry. Hard to get through at times.

  8. Simran Koli –

    Enjoyed learning about the cultural exchanges. Some parts were difficult to follow. Overall, worth reading.

  9. Atul Kumar Sah –

    A comprehensive and insightful exploration. I especially liked the analysis of primary sources.

  10. Vivek Singh –

    This book met my expectations! A well-written and informative exploration of ancient connections.

  11. Navneet Kumar –

    A scholarly work, no doubt, but not exactly a page-turner. Prepare for a deep dive.

  12. Shantanu Gupta –

    It’s a bit slow, but the detail is incredible. You’ll definitely learn something new.

  13. Pratibha Singh –

    Not a bad book, but it could have been more engaging. It felt like a textbook at times.

  14. Suprith D S –

    It was an okay read. I wish there were more maps and illustrations to go along with the text.

  15. Anchal Jaiswal –

    I appreciated the depth of the research. A must-read for those interested in early globalization.

  16. Tanishka –

    This book opened my eyes to a whole new area of history. The research is impeccable.

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