Indo-Roman Trade: From Pots To Pepper (Duckworth Debates in Archaeology)
A concise archaeological study of Indo-Roman trade routes, using artifacts to illuminate ancient commercial connections between the Mediterranean and South Asia.
About This Book
This book examines the material evidence for long-distance commerce between the Roman world and ancient India.
Archaeological finds such as pottery, coins, and plant remains are used to trace exchange networks.
The study places these discoveries within broader debates in archaeology and classical studies.
Readers gain an overview of how objects moved across vast distances in antiquity.
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