Titlebook: Knowledge and the Indian Ocean; Intangible Networks Sara Keller Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Gujarat.tra

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不幸的人

“Without a Counterpart on the Globe”: Geographical Knowledge and the Mapping of “Kutch” in the Ninetrtaken by them. It is this documentation that led to the delineation of boundaries in vast spaces such as the Rann, Thar and in Eastern Kachchh. The paper takes into account the creation process of these documents. It also shows that, though contested today, they remain valuable resources in settling border disputes between India and Pakistan.

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慷慨援助

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Chauvinistic

Book 2019memories and genetic programs. Contributors traverse the fields of history, anthropology, agriculture, botany, medicine, sociology and more to offer path-breaking perspectives on Western India’s deep socio-cultural impact across the centuries. Western India emerges as a pivotal region in the maritime world as a transmitter of knowledge.

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Introduction,seeds, etc. The chapters presented here demonstrate the pivotal role of Western India in these criss-crossing connections and the function of the maritime world as a transmitter of knowledge, as well as the long-lasting unity of a colourful maritime rim.

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瘋狂

A Chinese Muse in the Caliph’s Court: The Influence of Chinese Ceramic Technology Across the Indian nown is that glazed West Asian pottery was manufactured in Khambhat/Cambay. This paper traces the development of ceramic technology from South China to the Persian Gulf and eventually to the shores of Gujarat.

帶子

Scholars in Gujarat’s Bazaars: Revisiting , (“The Roving Academy”)se studies of scholars will stand as illustrative examples for Indian knowledge acquired in Gujarat and shared in Europe: Garcia da Orta, Georges Roques and Anquetil-Dupperon. Their work highlights the role played by Gujarat as a bazaar for scholars.