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Cambay,
Kambay or Khambhat, was a
princely state during the
British Raj. The City of
Khambat (
Cambay) in present-day
Gujarat was its capital. The state...
- (Gujarati: ખંભાત), also
known as Khambat, Khambaj[citation needed], and
Cambay, is a town and the
surrounding urban agglomeration in
Khambhat Taluka, Anand...
- The Gulf of Khambhat,
historically known as the Gulf of
Cambay, is a bay on the
Arabian Sea
coast of India,
bordering the
state of
Gujarat just
north of...
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Marine archeology in the Gulf of
Khambhat -
earlier known as Gulf of
Cambay -
centers around controversial findings made in
December 2000 by the National...
- : Reports, 6, 321–331.
Cornaline de l'Inde. Des
pratiques techniques de
Cambay aux techno-systèmes de l'Indus (Ed. J.-C. Roux). 2000. Éditions de la Maison...
- the Gulf of
Kutch in the
northwest and by the Gulf of
Khambhat (Gulf of
Cambay) in the east. In the northeast, it is
connected to the rest of
Gujarat and...
- is an offs****
oilfield 176 km off the west
coast of Mumbai, in Gulf of
Cambay region of India, in
about 75 m of water. The oil
operations are run by India's...
- entourage,
recalls in his
memoirs about Cambay, one of the
great emporia of the
Indian Ocean that indeed:
Cambay is one of the most
beautiful cities as...
-
Bimini Road
Cuban underwater formation Marine archaeology in the Gulf of
Cambay Pantelleria Vecchia Bank
Megalith Stone structure in the Sea of Galilee...
- the
Third Battle of Panipat. Najm-ad-Dawla
supported British presence in
Cambay.
Turning much of his
estate into an
international "safe zone". Although...
