The coins shown in Fig. 11.12 (see textbook, page 240) were found during excavations in Pudukkottai in Tamil Nadu Class 7

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The coins shown in Fig. 11.12 (see textbook, page 240) were found during excavations in Pudukkottai in Tamil Nadu Class 7

The coins shown in Fig. 11.12 (see textbook, page 240) were found during excavations in Pudukkottai in Tamil Nadu. Their heads embossed are those of Roman kings. What conclusions can we draw from such a finding? Class 7

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The discovery of Roman coins in Pudukkottai suggests that there was trade between India and the Roman Empire through sea routes. This means that people in South India were exchanging spices, textile and precious stones with Romans. This shows that South India has trading activities with the rest of the world and economically strong. The trade was in favour of India.

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