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Makotai, Ancient Jews, and a 2500-year-old ship: globalization in an ancient world
The Iron Age remains unearthed in Kodungallur included a part of a wooden canoe and bollards (stakes used to secure canoes and boats) giving the first archaeological evidence that trade was indeed part of human activity even in those Iron Age days.
Look, it’s an Orphan Soul Hanging like a Dead Crow from the Tree!