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Expanding on The Golden Road
The Indian subcontinent didn’t just sit between important trade routes. In fact, it powered them. Despite how the Silk Road is mainly associated with China and Rome, substantially more Roman coins have been found in India than in China. This vast network, which William Dalrymple has called the Golden Road , linked the Mediterranean to Asia through goods and gold. The Muziris Papyrus, which was an ancient trade document written in Greek, records contracts between Roman and Ind
Shriram Rajagopal
Nov 5, 2025


Chianti (IV/IV) - Permanence through Repetition
Tradition is preserved in daily practice, not only in monuments.
Shriram Rajagopal
Sep 10, 2025


Milan (III/IV) - Permanence through Reinvention
To change is to persist. A building can be restored to its former glory, and a city can reinvent itself -- so can we.
Shriram Rajagopal
Aug 29, 2025
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