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African topographies in India: (in)visible heritages, African prints and contemporary art across the Indian Ocean

Pombo, P. (The Newsletter. 83; 2019; 19.)

The Indian Ocean is recognized as a space of circulations and interactions. If Asian communities are well known for having settled in East and Southern African coasts for centuries, African circulations are equally significant ...
Landscape, Rajah and wax prints: Contemporary archaeologies of India in Mozambique

Pombo, P. (Indian Ocean Histories: The many worlds of Michael Naylor Pearson, Ed. by: Mukherjee, R., Seshan, R.; 2019; 196-213.)

This chapter draws on archival and ethnographic research in southern Mozambique and in the city of Ahmedabad in the state of Gujarat, India, and reflects how the historical influence of India in Mozambique can still be ...
Ruins, written walls and personal museums - Belonging, (dis)place and memories at two Indian Ocean margins

Pombo, P. (Gages d'affection, culture matérielle et domaine de l'intime dans le sociétés d'Europe et de l'océan Indien Ed. by Florence Pellegry, Sandra Saayman, Françoise Sylvos. 2021; 145-165.)

This essay investigates modes of registering longing and sharing memories of displacement at two opposite margins of the Western Indian Ocean: South Mozambique and Western India.
Shining a spotlight on the history of Diu

Pombo, P.; Cardoso, H.C. (Asian Review of World Histories. 8(2); 2020; 203-206.)
Soaking cartographies: Of waters, landscapes and materialities

Pombo, P. (Monsoon [+ other] Waters, Ed. by: Lindsey Bremner. Monsoon Assemblages Publication. 2019; 127-138.)
Water cartographies of Goa: Khazans, sedimentation and dissolution of coastal cultural landscapes

Pombo, P. (Journal of Heritage Management. 4(2); 2019; 192-207.)

Goa's landscape is an encounter between dry and wet materialities, the Indian Ocean world and the Western Ghats of Konkan, the distant and the localized, open seas and deep currents and floodplains, estuaries and muddy ...
Weaving networks: The Economic decline of Diu and Indian Ocean circulations of the Vanza weavers

Pombo, P. (Asian Review of World Histories. 8(1); 2020; 103-127.)

Diu, on the Western India coast and Portuguese territory until 1961, was a strategic port connecting the subcontinent with Eastern Africa until the industrial mills in Western India provoked the decline of the traditional ...

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