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Places We Can Go: Some Notes on Sea/Knowledgeon of the primordial physical and the abstract. When an elderly Gujarati sailor says, “Ah, I know London! And Liverpool. I am a sailor,” he speaks of the fruits of intangible networks, of what the sea brings. Navigation – knowing . we are – is central to knowing . we are; but it is difficult. Voyagi

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Knowing the Sea: Thalassographies to Thalassology of the Indian Ocean (up to c. 1500 CE)0 CE. A particular form of knowing the sea (an artisanal epistemology) emanated from the experiences of the ship-builders, sailors, captains and navigators, who rarely left any written manual on their understanding of the sea. The paper will look at different nomenclatures of this maritime space (or

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Ava: A Living Tradition of Reverence for Water Among the Zoroastriansn in Persia to live in India (8th–9th century A.D.), they carried their ancient wisdom of conservation of water. The Parsi cistern (.-s) of Bharuch are testament to the fact that they adapted their ancient badgirs to local circumstances. This paper examines the traditional . system used in Parsi hou

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Gujarat Ornamental Furniture: Artisans, Techniques, Skills and Global Markets During the Nineteenth pean consumers towards Indian carved and inlaid furniture led, in spite of local socio-economic issues, to the revival and reshaping of the traditional furniture from Ahmedabad and Surat. Through the intermediary of Bombay’s activity and due to the increasing role of the International Exhibitions, a

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“Without a Counterpart on the Globe”: Geographical Knowledge and the Mapping of “Kutch” in the Ninetmbay Marine. Dramatic events in Kachchh (such as the 1819 earthquake or the 1826 flood) incited investigations, and the production of a rich documentation. They illustrate European geographical knowledge put into practice in India. Today, much that we know about Kachchh is based on the research unde

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Gujarat Sufis, “Sants” and the Indian Ocean World in Medieval Timesh impacted not only their respective economy, but also their cultures, languages, religions and communities. This paper shows how, from the ninth century onwards, Muslim scholars and mystics from Persia and the Arabian Peninsula landed, along with the traders, at the port towns of Valabhi, Bharuch a

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Doing Well but Also Doing Good? East African Indian Merchants and Their Charitable Work, c. 1850–192“diaspora philanthropy.” The aim of this article is to look at philanthropy from a different angle. I argue that the philanthropic activities of East African Indian merchants were part and parcel of the connections criss-crossing the Indian Ocean. In the case of East African Indian merchants origina