Silver - A commodity that emerged in Turkey, has been dominating the world for years now. Gold is one of the earliest metals discovered by humans and is easily one of the most expensive ones in current times. Copper has been used by mankind since the Neolithic Age. It was first used as a replacement to stones and made into coins, weapons, and even plates to safeguard legal information. Why is silver so desirable even today? Why was India called Sone ki Chidiya? We give you detailed insights about the history of these commodities in this episode.
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Silver - A commodity that emerged in Turkey, has been dominating the world for years now. Gold is one of the earliest metals discovered by humans and is easily one of the most expensive ones in current times. Copper has been used by mankind since the Neolithic Age. It was first used as a replacement to stones and made into coins, weapons, and even plates to safeguard legal information. Why is silver so desirable even today? Why was India called Sone ki Chidiya? We give you detailed insights about the history of these commodities in this episode.
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NewPremiumCotton in India can be traced back to the times of Rigveda and the Ramayana. Considered so precious during the Indus Valley Civilization that it was stored in silver vessels. Silk originated in China, but the Indus valley civilization too saw a great deal of silk cultivation, which declined with the civilization. Another valued commodity, Pearls, the discovery of which can be traced back to references in Indian mythology and still holds an important place in Indian markets. Discover more about the fascinating history of these commodities in this episode.
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NewPremiumSandalwood, one of the most expensive kinds of wood in the world also has some truly amazing properties that can treat lung disorders, skin ailments, and other diseases. Saffron, according to historians, has been in India for over 2,500 years! Cashew has several beneficial qualities that make it an important ingredient for medicinal and cosmetic uses. Find out more about these commodities and how they shaped Indian trade and history in this engrossing episode!
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