With reference to the Indo-Roman trade in ancient India, the term 'aurei' refers to :
- A. Perfume
- B. Wine
- C. Black Pepper
- D. Coins ✓
Correct Answer: D. Coins
Explanation
In ancient Roman trade, the 'aureus' (plural 'aurei') was a standard gold coin. Large hoards of these Roman gold coins have been discovered in India, signifying robust Indo-Roman maritime trade.
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