Dr.Federico De Romanis , a professor at the University of Rome who came to Thiruvananthapuram to conduct a six-week crash course in Greek and Latin with special reference to Kerala history and ancient Indo-Roman trade relations, that has been organised as part of KCHR’s multi-disciplinary research for its ongoing Muziris Heritage Project.“Research shows that the Roman Empire had a roaring trade via the Arabian Sea with South India especially Kerala from around A.D. 1 to 6. Greek and Latin are a necessary tool to unearth the early history of Kerala,” says Dr. Romanis (The Hindu August 27-2009 Thiruvananthapuram Edition)Dr.Federico De Romanis shall be research coordinator for P.J.Cherian at University of Rome. It seems that no eminent archaeologist is willing to be Cherian's accademic coordinator outside India.
Thursday, 22 September 2011
P.J.Cherian's Research Coordinator at University of Rome is a Biblical Scholar, Not an Archaeologist,
Dr.Federico De Romanis , a professor at the University of Rome who came to Thiruvananthapuram to conduct a six-week crash course in Greek and Latin with special reference to Kerala history and ancient Indo-Roman trade relations, that has been organised as part of KCHR’s multi-disciplinary research for its ongoing Muziris Heritage Project.“Research shows that the Roman Empire had a roaring trade via the Arabian Sea with South India especially Kerala from around A.D. 1 to 6. Greek and Latin are a necessary tool to unearth the early history of Kerala,” says Dr. Romanis (The Hindu August 27-2009 Thiruvananthapuram Edition)Dr.Federico De Romanis shall be research coordinator for P.J.Cherian at University of Rome. It seems that no eminent archaeologist is willing to be Cherian's accademic coordinator outside India.
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