Journal Of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol.4: 2007)
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Journal Of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol4: 2007)

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Explore the rich history and archaeology of the Indian Ocean Rim countries with the Journal of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol.4: 2007), ISBN 9788124607848. Discover shared cultures, maritime trade routes, and archaeological findings from Africa to China. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this volume offers insights into the interconnected world of the Indian Ocean.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788124607848
  • Publisher: CRTHAP
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: viii, 127p.
  • ISBN-10: 8124607842
  • Publisher Date: 2007
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 475 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

20 reviews for Journal Of Indian Ocean Archaeology (Vol4: 2007)

  1. Satyaswarup Prusty –

    A niche but essential addition to any serious archaeology library! It brings to life the rich, diverse history.

  2. Rituparna Dey –

    A good academic resource and it is worth buying! If you are looking for something more easily readable, look elsewhere

  3. Anubhav Ranjit –

    Impressive research and very important but the essays are not all engaging and that hurts some what.

  4. Vandit Mehta –

    Quite a scholarly work, but offers incredible value. I would recommend it for those with some background in archaeology.

  5. Fredrick Lakra –

    A fantastic collection for experts, though the casual reader may struggle with jargon and density of text.

  6. Rishav Kumar –

    Okay, but not amazing. Some chapters felt more engaging than others, but overall, it felt like a bit of a chore.

  7. Nitishree Bhansali –

    Good content but it really is dense and quite academic. Not an easy book to read if you are looking for something light.

  8. Anjali Gupta –

    Provides a detailed look, but its focus may not be for everyone. Articles are lengthy and quite specialized.

  9. Prateek Sharma –

    A deep dive into maritime trade. Though academic, it sheds light on the culture. Just be ready for the writing.

  10. Adithya T R –

    A mixed bag. Some sections were brilliant and shed new light on the subject, while others were a bit dry. I’d recommend it with reservations.

  11. Divyanshi Pandey –

    A fascinating, albeit dense, read. Some articles were captivating, while others felt a bit too academic. Overall, a worthwhile exploration of Indian Ocean archaeology.

  12. Saurabh Kumar –

    A great resource for serious researchers. The depth of information is impressive, though it can be a bit overwhelming at times.

  13. Ankit Singh –

    A valuable resource that is very specialized. If the Indian Ocean region interests you, this is a must have.

  14. Mohit Khanna –

    In-depth exploration. I found it slightly repetitive in places. However, overall an important contribution.

  15. Sorav Khurana –

    Detailed and informative but requires existing knowledge. If you are new to archaeology, begin elsewhere.

  16. Name –

    Very informative but also very dry. A few good pieces in there but probably more for experts than the public.

  17. Shivam Dhiran –

    Informative and insightful. The research is thorough, but the writing could be more engaging for a general audience. Still, a valuable resource.

  18. Saurabh Singh –

    An interesting collection of essays. While not all were equally compelling, the overall picture of the Indian Ocean’s past is rich and rewarding.

  19. Prikshit Chib –

    Good in content, could be edited and improved but this is still really important journal to follow or study.

  20. Keshav Jaswal –

    Comprehensive! Some parts are a bit of a slog, but overall well worth reading. It provides great insights.

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