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Allen, C.H. 1981. The Indian merchant community of Masqat. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 44 (1): 39-53.

The Indian merchant community of Masqat

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Location Western Asia Subject Trade Species African Rhinos

Sindi Bhattia trade in Musqat was dependent on selling the exports of Thattha [?in India] either for cash or in exchange for the African and Arabian gulf products available in the ports, goods which included dates, rhinoceros horn, coffee, ivory and African slaves.

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