The Exploitation, Processing and Use of Softstone in Northern Madagascar and its Links to the Indian Ocean World, 800-1500 CE Divy Ravindranath

The Exploitation, Processing and Use of Softstone in Northern Madagascar and its Links to the Indian Ocean World, 800-1500 CE Divy RavindranathFrom the 9th to the 16th century CE, northern Madagascar was settled by the Islamised Rasikajy population who exploited the various natural resources of the island. Among the most spectacular remains of the Rasikajy are finely decorated lathe turned tripod vessels made from a softstone, which was quarried in the remote hinterland of the island.

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