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The AustroAsiatic - Austronesian and Cushitic - Bantu expansion theories ,
linking Southeast Asia , South Asia and eastern ... Beyond the Indian
subcontinent , Southeast Asian contact with Africa is well attested by the
Austronesian speech of ...
The AustroAsiatic - Austronesian and Cushitic - Bantu expansion theories ,
linking Southeast Asia , South Asia and eastern ... Beyond the Indian
subcontinent , Southeast Asian contact with Africa is well attested by the
Austronesian speech of ...
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Argument in favour of Southeast Asian origin , as Glover has pointed out , is
reasonable enough . For one , tin is not an indigenous metal of South Asia but is
found in abundance in Thailand and Malaysia , where indeed quite a few sites
have ...
Argument in favour of Southeast Asian origin , as Glover has pointed out , is
reasonable enough . For one , tin is not an indigenous metal of South Asia but is
found in abundance in Thailand and Malaysia , where indeed quite a few sites
have ...
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Malaysia and Indonesia ) and the Red Sea Coast , between 3rd century B . C . to
3rd century A . D . Knobbed Ware is another definite indicator of maritime contact
between South Asian ( Bengal , Orissa and Sri Lanka ) and Southeast Asian ...
Malaysia and Indonesia ) and the Red Sea Coast , between 3rd century B . C . to
3rd century A . D . Knobbed Ware is another definite indicator of maritime contact
between South Asian ( Bengal , Orissa and Sri Lanka ) and Southeast Asian ...
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activities Africa amphorae Ancient Anuradhapura appears Arabia Archaeological Arikamedu artefacts Asian Bangladesh base beads Begley Bengal Berenike Bronze Age Centre century A.D. ceramics China coast coastal coins communities countries cultural dated Delhi Early Historic East eastern Egypt established evidence Excavations exchange finds further glass Gulf Gupta identified imported India Indian Ocean indicates inscription Iron islands Journal known land late located Maldives maritime maritime trade materials Mediterranean mentioned millennium B.C. Neolithic obsidian origin Orissa period Periplus Persian ports pottery present Press probably production recent records recovered Red Sea reference region Report Research river role Roman Rouletted Ware routes settlements shell sherds ship shows similar Society sources South South Asia South India Southeast Asia southern Sri Lanka stone Studies suggests surface Survey Tamil Nadu Tamluk Thailand tion trade tradition University vessels West western Wheeler Yemen