Dholavira and Khetri show that empires die but networks survive. Wealth flows from geography
Trade is broadly understood as exchange of goods, resources or services between individuals and groups, often arising from demand, and difference in availability. It is a process that includes the transformation of raw material into finished products that are then sold at the marketplace But it is not linear — it involves a network of people and communities across geographical and social boundaries. Watch this week’s column for ThePrint by Archaeologist Disha Ahluwalia.
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