THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF BENGAL: TRADING NETWORKS, CULTURAL IDENTITIES1
HIMANSHU PRABHA RAY
The objective of this paper is to draw on archaeological data from Bengal to address issues
relating to the social and cultural milieu of trade from the 5th-4th centuries BC to the
6th-7th centuries AD. Trading activity by its very nature was mobile, cut across political
frontiers and as a result created its own networks of communication and information transfer.
Within this extensive trading system, diverse communities in Bengal developed distinctive
cultural identities as they interacted with their unique environment as well as with the
larger Indic cultural sphere. This cultural identity included religious affiliation and it is
important to highlight the vibrancy and dynamism of these cultural identities from the prehistoric
period to the 8th-9th centuries AD.
relating to the social and cultural milieu of trade from the 5th-4th centuries BC to the
6th-7th centuries AD. Trading activity by its very nature was mobile, cut across political
frontiers and as a result created its own networks of communication and information transfer.
Within this extensive trading system, diverse communities in Bengal developed distinctive
cultural identities as they interacted with their unique environment as well as with the
larger Indic cultural sphere. This cultural identity included religious affiliation and it is
important to highlight the vibrancy and dynamism of these cultural identities from the prehistoric
period to the 8th-9th centuries AD.
권:
49:1
년:
2006
출판사:
Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient
파일:
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