Arikamedu

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Arikamedu is an ancient archaeological site near Puducherry in South India, known as a significant Indo-Roman and regional maritime trading center that linked the Indian subcontinent with Southeast Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Roman trading center
ancient port town
archaeological site
administeredBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
country India
culture Tamil NERFINISHED
earliestOccupation pre-Roman Iron Age
excavatedBy Jean-Marie Casal NERFINISHED
Mortimer Wheeler NERFINISHED
excavationConductedBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
excavationStartYear 1945
1947
function distribution hub for maritime trade
manufacturing center
port settlement
hasArchaeologicalFind Indian fine wares
Roman amphora fragments
brick structures
inscribed pottery
kilns
shell artifacts
terra sigillata
hasEvidenceOf Indian Ocean trade network NERFINISHED
Indo-Roman commercial relations
Roman presence in India
craft production activities
heritageStatus protected monument
knownFor Indo-Roman trade NERFINISHED
Mediterranean trade contacts
Roman pottery
Rouletted ware NERFINISHED
amphorae
bead manufacturing
early historic urbanization
glass bead production
maritime trade with Southeast Asia
semi-precious stone beads
laterOccupation early medieval period
linkedTo Mediterranean world NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
other ports of the Coromandel Coast
locatedIn Puducherry NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion South India NERFINISHED
locatedInStateOrUT Union Territory of Puducherry NERFINISHED
locatedNear Bay of Bengal NERFINISHED
Pondicherry NERFINISHED
locatedOn bank of the Ariyankuppam River
nearbyCity Puducherry NERFINISHED
partOf ancient Tamilakam NERFINISHED
periodOfFlourishing circa 2nd century BCE to 2nd century CE

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