The history they got wrong. Essays on maritime trade, ancient India, and the decisions that made and destroyed civilisations. By Nick Collins - Cambridge-educated historian, forty years in shipping.
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The True Cradle - Episode Two: The World Before the Water
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The True Cradle - Episode One: The Drowned City
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For most of my life I have worked in maritime trade. Foll...
The Death of the River Sarasvati Scattered the Largest Civilisation on Earth
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The Rig Veda describes a river that roared down from the Himalayas carrying the peaks of mountains in its flow like flowers, and it calls her the best of mothers, the best of rivers and the best of goddesses. She was the Sara...
Up to Half of Rome's Empire Was Paid For by Trade with India
In the first century AD, the richest city in the western world was running a long, lopsided account with a land its armies never reached. Goods moved west out of India, gold moved east to pay for them. The men who audited the empire, Pliny...
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