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Which of the following was a fishing colony that was used as a port for trading with the Romans and the Greco-Romans in ancient India?
Lothal
Badami
Arikamedu
Tulapurushandana
- Option 1: Lothal
- Lothal is an archaeological site in Gujarat, India.
- It was part of the Indus Valley Civilization and known for its dockyard.
- It was a significant port but not specific to trading with Romans.
- Option 2: Badami
- Badami is known for its rock-cut caves and is in Karnataka.
- It was the capital of the Chalukyas.
- Not known as a fishing colony or major trading port with Romans.
- Option 3: Arikamedu
- Arikamedu is an ancient site near Pondicherry.
- It was a significant port for Indo-Roman trade.
- Consistent with its role as a Greco-Roman trading port.
- This is the correct answer.
- Option 4: Tulapurushandana
- There is no known historical site by this name.
- Likely doesn't relate to ancient trading ports.
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