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    Exploration of steam engine wrecks off Minicoy Island, Laksadsweep, India 

    Gaur, A.S.; Vora, K.H.; Sundaresh; Tripati, S.; Gudigar, P.; Bandodkar, S.N. (Academic Press, 1998)
    The Minicoy Atoll is crescent-shaped with a long, narrow strip extending northwards. The lagoon is, as in all the Lakshadweep Islands, towards the west, having a depth of more than 12 m. The shelf on the eastern side is ...
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    Was the Rann of Kachchh navigable during the Harappan times (Mid-Holocene)? An archaeological perspective 

    Gaur, A.S.; Vora, K.H.; Sundaresh; ManiMurali, R.; Jayakumar, S. (Current Science Association, 2013)
    The Kachchh region, presently, is one of the difficul t areas in the Indian subcontinent for human settlement due to harsh climate, scanty rainfall and hence no scope for agriculture production. However, the region was ...
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    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 ...
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    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 ...
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    New evidence on the maritime activity at Dabhol on the Maharashtra coast 

    Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh; Tripati, S.; Vora, K.H. (The Indian Archaeological Society, 2007)
    Dabhol (Maharashtra, India) has been described as a maritime trade centre in the medieval period texts of the several Arabic and European travellers. The town is situated at the confluence of the river Vashishthi and the ...
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    Stone anchors from the Okhamandal region, Gujarat Coast, India 

    Sundaresh; Gaur, A.S.; Gudigar, P.; Tripati, S.; Vora, K.H.; Bandodkar, S.N. (Academic Press, 1999)
    During marine archaeological explorations since 1983, off Dwarka, a large number of stone anchors were discovered and dated to 1400 BC, comparing with anchors found in Mediterranean waters. In recent archaeological ...
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    Archaeological sites along the Gujarat coast: Proxies to decipher the past shoreline 

    Vora, K.H.; Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh (Darshak Itihas Nidhi, 2011)
    During the late Holocene, coastal configuration has undergone continuous changes due to various reasons like sea level fluctuations and shoreline shift. Several reasons are attributed like global warming causing polar ice ...
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    Ancient shorelines of Gujarat, India, during the Indus civilization (Late Mid-Holocene): A study based on archaeological evidences 

    Gaur, A.S.; Vora, K.H. (Current Science Association, Bangalore, India, 1999)
    Changes in the shoreline at any point could be due to various reasons such as tectonic disturbance or shift in sedimentological regime causing erosion or deposition. Many scientific investigations, focussing on the ...
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    Shipwreck archaeology of Goa: Evidence of maritime contacts with other countries 

    Tripati, S.; Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh; Vora, K.H. (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2004)
    Shipwrecks contain clues to our maritime heritage. The shipwreck history of Goa is as old as the maritime history, which dates back to 2nd century BC. However, information on shipwrecks prior to the Portuguese period in ...
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    A group of 20 stone anchors from the waters of Dwarka, on the Gujarat Coast, India 

    Gaur, A.S.; Sundaresh; Tripati, S.; Gudigar, P.; Vora, K.H.; Bandodkar, S.N. (Blackwell, 2001)
    A large number of stone anchors were discovered in a water depth of 10-14 m off Dwarka during the 1998-99 season. The seabed near the anchors consists of a ledge with an average height of 1 m. Several anchors were found ...
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