Lecture Series on World Heritage and Culture

138th Lecture On INDIAN TRADE Activities

Dr G Sethuraman Art Historian & Dr V Vedachalam Archaeologist

Trade is one of the factors which to make cultural transactions between nations. It is not only for making money and improving the financial condition of an individual or group or a nation. It is natural to have cultural and social contact between one part of a country and the other and between one country and the other. The growth of a society and its modernization is possible only through contacts. These contacts are possible through different means and particularly through trade and commerce.

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138th Lecture On INDIAN TRADE Activities
138th Lecture On INDIAN TRADE Activities

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