Ancient coins unveil web of trade across Southeast Asia
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Ancient silver coins bearing a rising sun and an ancient Indian religious symbol were discovered on opposite ends of Southeast Asia. This finding indicates that there were extensive trade routes across the region, suggesting a previously undocumented network of commerce. The presence of these coins points to cultural and economic exchanges that took place between distant societies, reflecting the interconnectedness of ancient civilizations in Southeast Asia.
The discovery of ancient silver coins featuring a rising sun and a religious symbol in Southeast Asia indicates the existence of extensive trade routes that were previously undocumented.
These coins were found at opposite ends of the region, suggesting a wide network of commerce that facilitated cultural and economic exchanges between distant societies.
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