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    • A study of the sewn-plank boats of Goa, India 

      Shaikh, Z.A.; Tripati, S.; Shinde, V. (Blackwell, 2012)
      The study of traditional boats has enhanced our knowledge of the maritime past. Traditional boats are both river- and sea-worthy. They have been used in rivers for transporting cargo to inland ports from ships anchored at ...
    • Ancient technology of jetties and anchoring points along the west coast of India 

      Gaur, A.S.; Vora, K.H. (Indian Academy of Science, 2007)
      The Indian coast, with a long history of maritime activities, has been dotted with several ancient ports. The evidence for this exists in port-related structures on the shore and in relics lying in the sea adjacent. Marine ...
    • History of marine archaeological research in India 

      Tripati, S. (Directorate of Archaeology and Museums, Govt. of Karnataka, India, 2004)
      Marine archaeology is also known as maritime, underwater and nautical archaeology. Each terminology has specific meaning and purpose in which water plays a dominant role. In India it is known as marine archaeology. In ...
    • Marine archaeological investigations on Tamil Nadu Coast, India: A overview 

      Sundaresh; Gaur, A.S. (Asian Academy of Heritage Management, 2011)
      Ancient ports such as Kaveripattinam, Nagapattinam, Korkai, Alagankulam, Periyapattinam, all on Tamil Nadu coast have played a dominant role in the transoceanic trade and commerce with many countries since the beginning ...
    • Maritime archaeology of Gujarat: Northwest coast of India 

      Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh (Asian Academy of Heritage Management, 2011)
      Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage Proceedings. Eds. by: Staniforth, M.; Craig, J.; Jago-on, S.C.; Orillaneda, B.; Lacsina, L.(Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage; ...
    • Maritime archaeology of Lakshadweep Islands, India 

      Tripati, S.; Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh; Vora, K.H. (Indian Archaeological Society, 2012)
      Lakshadweep Islands lie on the sea route between South Asia, Far East and African countries Boats and ships used the islands of Lakshadweep as a stopover to take on fresh water The Islands of Lakshadweep played a significant ...
    • Stone sculptures of goddesses on the boats from Goa, west coast of India 

      Gaur, A.S.; Kerkar, R. (The Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 2007)
      Goa situated on the central west coast of India, has served as an overseas trading post since the early historic times. An onshore exploration along the river Mhadei in the north Goa on the west coast of India yielded 13 ...