Port of Myos Hormos and its Relations to Indo-Roman Trade
dedicated to Prof. David PeacockFrom at least the middle of the 2nd millennium BC Egypt was sending vessels to the mouth of the Red Sea, to Punt and beyond, to bring back myrrh and frankincense, along with other exotic artefacts of trade and tribute (Casson 1989, p. 11, n. 2). However, it was not un...
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Collège de France
2018
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