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What were the main items of trade in Medieval India​

Answer 1

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It imported gold, silver, silk, dry fruits, horses, porcelain and aromatics. Calicut was also a trans-shipment point for paper, ink, spices and much more. Chinese ships also ferried and traded commodities needed in Calicut such as rice from Bengal and Orissa during their voyages

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Answer 2

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Yavanas (Greeks) and Romans traded their wines, coral, copper, tin, lead, glass, antimony and aromatic storax for south India's precious beads, ivory, pearls, turmeric, cardamom, myrrh, fine cotton and mallow cloth, and most importantly, pepper. But garum and olive oil also came to ancient south India from Europe. India imported gold, silver, silk, dry fruits, horses, porcelain and aromatics. Calicut was also a trans-shipment point for paper, ink, spices and much more. Chinese ships also ferried and traded commodities needed in Calicut such as rice from Bengal and Orissa during their voyages.