Published By: Rinks

The Rich Historical Achieve Under Indian Ocean

Unravel the treasures embedded in the Indian Ocean and the rich history to how it got there.

The beaches surrounding the Indian Ocean often wash up pieces of broken pottery smoothened by the ocean waves that are lying under the sea bed. The pottery dates back to the livelihood of the Chinese Ming dynasty, the Middle Eastern Abbasid caliphate and are not less than a hundred years old. One would ask how and why it got there.

Indian ports had fine ceramics lined for elite merchants to eat off those plates and they formed a trade network powered by monsoon winds over a thousand years back. The rhythm of the ocean winds brought rains, trade and prosperity to the countries.

The Indian Ocean is the world’s oldest long-distance treading arena that was the cradle of globalization in the years to come by. Focusing on the human movement of the sea gave the ecological viewpoint of the ocean a backdrop.

  • Surface History Of The Indian Ocean-
The long eras of trade and exchange made the adjoining cities rich in material gains, had more intellectual and cultural earning and the citizens of the port cities developed more common interest than with the neighbouring towns.
  • Surface History Of The Indian Ocean-
The long eras of trade and exchange made the adjoining cities rich in material gains, had more intellectual and cultural earning and the citizens of the port cities developed more common interest than with the neighbouring towns. The rigidity of the borders in the 80s was in relative ease in late medieval Indian Ocean.

Since the 7th century, the Indian Ocean has had the mobility and spread across Islam. By the 14th century, the mercantile networks were passed in the hands of Muslim traders. The wake of scholars, clerks, pilgrims, together surged the economic and spiritual framework in India.

  • Deep-Sea Mining-
Even though it might seem fictional, the mining exploration in the Indian Ocean discovered astonishing species on sites. The plunders of riches from submarines, the pearl diving in the Indian Ocean and poachers have given way to undersea trade networks.

While some treasures are sold by dealers of antiquities, others give crucial evidence of marine archaeological research. The shipwreck project discovered a concrete translation of slave trade link to histories of Indian Ocean slavery and indenture.