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Updated:Apr 23, 2026
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Roman–India maritime trade in the Early Roman Empire (c. 1st century BCE–3rd century CE)

Roman–India maritime trade in the Early Roman Empire (c. 1st century BCE–3rd century CE)

  1. Eudoxus uses monsoon route to India

    Labels: Eudoxus of, Arabian Sea, Monsoon route
  2. Rome annexes Egypt, enabling Red Sea expansion

    Labels: Roman Egypt, Octavian Augustus, Red Sea
  3. Strabo reports large annual sailings to India

    Labels: Strabo, Myos Hormos, Augustan era
  4. Periplus describes Roman–India sea trade system

    Labels: Periplus of, Red Sea, Indian ports
  5. Pliny describes Egypt-to-India travel and costs

    Labels: Pliny the, Alexandria, Coptos
  6. Coptos Tariff formalizes tolls on desert route

    Labels: Coptos Tariff, Eastern Desert, hydreumata
  7. Berenike excavations show Indian goods in Egypt

    Labels: Berenike, Red Sea, archaeology
  8. Kanishka-era Kushan expansion reshapes northern India trade

    Labels: Kushan Empire, Kanishka, Rabatak inscription
  9. Hadrian completes Via Hadriana to Berenike

    Labels: Via Hadriana, Hadrian, Berenike
  10. Muziris Papyrus documents high-value Indo-Roman cargo finance

    Labels: Muziris Papyrus, maritime loan, Alexandria
  11. Roman coin hoards in India show peak exchange

    Labels: Roman coins, South India, coin-hoards
  12. Late Antique mapping preserves memory of Muziris link

    Labels: Tabula Peutingeriana, Muziris, Late Antiquity