💥7 epic stories
💥2000 years of history
💥5 nations
Introducing Season 1: Trade Winds!
How movement and trade across the Indian Ocean 🌊 changed us.
Releasing Sept 30.
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Some sonic stories for your weekend listening by @the_ambc, @ScrollsLeaves, @citiesandmemory
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BIC Talks | Episode 162
Stories from the Margins of History
🎧 Listen Now 🎧 on a podcast platform of your choice or on the BIC website:
https://t.co/FASrNuBlL4
The @scrollsleaves podcast is a labour of love for @maryroseabraham and @gayathriv (...)
BIC Talks | Episode 162
Stories from the Margins of History
🎧 Listen Now 🎧 on a podcast platform of your choice or on the BIC website:
https://t.co/FASrNuBlL4
The @scrollsleaves podcast is a labour of love for @maryroseabraham and @gayathriv (...)
It's been an honour to collaborate with the wonderful team at @ScrollsLeaves, an immersive-sound podcast exploring the margins of history, science, and cultures. Have you heard Season 1: Trade Winds yet? https://t.co/QkOeKEobIU 10/n
ICYMI: this week's Rel's Rec is @ScrollsLeaves.
@arithisandthat says:
"This show explores stories 'of the developing world through the lens of the marginalized.' Learn about the path from Ayurveda to big pharma, how indigenous knowledge can save biodiversity, & more."
@KaushikLab@ScrollsLeaves India is my home, home is a place which makes you conform-table to live happily without fears of something is going to happen. I am always blessed to be an Indian.
Happy Republic Day 🇮🇳!
In their recent survey, @ScrollsLeaves asked a tough Q ‘What does it mean for you to be Indian?’.
For me: That a land and people so enormously diverse as ours, collectively believe in the concept of ‘India’, and I am a part of that collective 🙏.
Arthur C. Clarke's "The Treasure of the Great Reef" (1964). The book began and ended with a mystery. No one has yet identified the origins of the ship which wrecked on the Great Basses Reef and left its silver treasure on the ocean floor.
Listen: https://t.co/Vh9762PVZl
The silver coins treasure was mostly fused tight by coral encrustation into 30-pound lumps, indicating how they were originally packed in bags. Each lump had 1,000 coins. More than 350 pounds of silver was lifted from the Sri Lanka shipwreck.
Listen: https://t.co/Vh97636Z1l
🎙 Check out this fascinating podcast on author Arthur C. Clarke's scuba diving adventures off Sri Lanka's Great Basses Reef in the 1960s, including his discovery of a shipwreck with silver treasure and artefacts! @ScrollsLeaves https://t.co/wpVm6NEana
🎙 Check out this fascinating podcast on author Arthur C. Clarke's scuba diving adventures off Sri Lanka's Great Basses Reef in the 1960s, including his discovery of a shipwreck with silver treasure and artefacts! @ScrollsLeaves https://t.co/wpVm6NEana
Cleaned & polished after 260 yrs under the sea, the silver rupiah found at the Sri Lanka shipwreck date from 1702 during the reign of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. The Surat mint is stamped on one side, the other with the emperor's name.
Listen: https://t.co/Vh97636Z1l