- Researcher reveals Kerala's possible Mediterranean link
- Archaeological remains like shards of Roman amphora have recently been dug up from Pattanam near Kochi, close to the ancient port town Muziris, known locally as Kdoungallur.
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- KCHR invites applications for Research Assistants - Newindpress.com
- The Kerala Council for Historical Research (KCHR) has invited applications for the post of Research Assistant. Candidates should have completed MA degree in any social sciences with 55 percent marks.
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- Malayinkeezhu %u2018making%u2019 history - Newindpress.com
- The Malayinkeezhu History Research Project, initiated by a group of academicians and journalists, is fast becoming a mass movement.
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- 'Trade, not invasion brought Islam to India'-India-The Times of India
- In fact, the first mosque in the county was built by an Arab trader at Kodungallur, in what is now Kerala, in 629 AD. Interestingly, Prophet Mohammed was alive at that time and this mosque in India would probably have been one of the first few mosques in
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- NDTV.com: Archaeologists dig out ancient port
- Archaeologists in Kerala have discovered a 2000-year-old port settlement probably dating back to the first BC to third AD, in Pattanam about 50 km from the modern day port city of Kochi.
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- If you think Sunday was a holiday for the Keralites from time immemorial you are mistaken. It was declared as a holiday only in 1894. A notice was issued in this regard by the Diwan of that time.
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- The Hindu : Magazine / Columns : 1957, not 1857 or 1757
- TWO dates most Indians at least vaguely recognise the significance of are 1757 and 1857. In the first of those years the British won a battle at Plassey that proved a crucial turning point in their eventual emergence as the rulers of the sub-continent. In
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- History � Kerala Tourism
- Kerala saw comparatively little defiance of the British Raj%u2014nevertheless, several rebellions occurred, including the 1946 Punnapra-Vayalar revolt.[
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- Kerala : God's own country: History of Kerala
- During Neolithic times, humans largely avoided Kerala's malarial rainforests and wetlands; thus, the first evidence of habitation %u2014 potsherds and dolmens %u2014 dates to the 10th century BC.[2] These were produced by
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- The Kerala Council for Historical Research (KCHR), in a bid to further research and publication related to the history of Kerala, has proposed two fellowships.
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