Journal Of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol.6: 2009-10)
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Journal Of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol6: 2009-10)

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Explore the interconnected history of the Indian Ocean Rim in the *Journal of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol.6: 2009-10)* (ISBN: 9788124607862). Discover archaeological findings and analyses from leading scholars, revealing shared cultural heritages. A must-read for history and archaeology enthusiasts interested in Africa, West Asia, and the Indian Ocean world.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788124607862
  • Publisher: CRTHAP
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: viii, 176p.
  • ISBN-10: 8124607869
  • Publisher Date: 2009
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 600 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

8 reviews for Journal Of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol6: 2009-10)

  1. Kanak Singhal –

    A fascinating collection of essays! Truly broadened my understanding of the Indian Ocean’s past. Highly recommended for serious scholars.

  2. Vivek –

    Provides valuable insights into the archaeology of the region. A bit dry at times, but a worthwhile read if you’re into the subject matter.

  3. Modit Johar –

    Informative, but the printing quality could be better. The images are sometimes unclear, impacting the experience. Still, good info overall.

  4. Khushi Chandani –

    This journal opened my eyes to the rich history of the Indian Ocean. Some articles were more engaging than others. It is pricey, but worth it.

  5. Avdhut Arjun Rane –

    Excellent compilation of archaeological research. It’s a must-have for anyone researching Indian Ocean history. I enjoyed it thoroughly.

  6. Aman Kumawat –

    A really academic journal, I struggled to keep up. Maybe not for casual readers. A lot of information if you can manage the writing style.

  7. Ashutosh Shankar –

    Interesting articles, but some are quite dense and difficult to get through. A mixed bag overall, but worth it for the dedicated reader.

  8. Mohit Verma –

    Good content but the book feels a bit outdated now. Could use a refresh with more recent discoveries. Still informative though.

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