Roman Coins Around the World

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Bigger elephant in the room is Russia what appears to be near moscow
Comment from : @TheTristBoss

Silk trade buddy
Comment from : @hrishabhjoshi5847

India kingdoms and roman Empire have trade relations
Comment from : @NithishRathore

There is actually mention in roman scriptures how bullions were going to India
Comment from : @CupcakeAndMuffins

Italians wear satin and Lenin type of 'silky' looking clothes is due to the silk route trade from South India Those satin like smooth silk clothes were in high demand apart from Black pepper in Rome and the culture is present even today
Comment from : @emotionalIntelligence2078

Trading relationship with india
Comment from : @nmshishir7356

This might seen unbelievable for you Indian Tamil people used romans as gatekeepers or body guardsbrbrCause the Tamils were rich because of spice and silkbrbrYou could search the video titled "Who are the tamils " by COGITO
Comment from : @ai6141

black pepper is reason behind the so many Roman coins in India
Comment from : @anaesthete5592

Maby the Romans were so strong they threw the coins were Romans land wasn't there but why were the Romans so strong it's impossible except for the Romans
Comment from : @Henrydinotpot

It is long before the British India is the gold bird 🙏🇮🇳🕉️
Comment from : @manishram6996

Drew the romans actually met delegates from Sri Lanka during Claudius’ rule and even traded and explored as far as Burma
Comment from : @thechronicler1453

Don't forget that India was very well civilized when the British is eating raw flesh and drinking raw bloodbrbrBRITISH CIVILIZED INDIA IS AS TRUE AS ALIENS BUILT PYRAMIDS
Comment from : @rajeevyella

Do a simple google search instead of scratching your head
Comment from : @sheezy2526

Britisher never give anything they only take😅
Comment from : @theentertainmentlog1620

Roman commerce with the east is very well established No surprise here
Comment from : @sidharthcs2110

The Romans once traded soo much with india that their treasury was empted
Comment from : @AstraDeProcrastia

Damirica😂
Comment from : @samkppm

If you can't explain India you know nothing about Rome
Comment from : @technomad-361

Back in the days, Indians would write letter from India demanding the Roman to send Roman coins to India as unpaid tax pretending to be from the IRS
Comment from : @alikhan81

Dude , u dont know enough about rome , rome philosophy is influenced by dharmic teaching we had the first University and it was open for foreigner to trade with , our history is sanitized by british historian , so rome was one of trader in old days we even dealed with mesopotamia which is Egypt
Comment from : @hemkeshyeole4630

Wow India started scamming Roman coins all those years ago
Comment from : @clashkingking6193

Trade with India brought the coins there
Comment from : @drkhalidmohammed8087

Trade Red Sea Trade It doesn't take a genius to figure this out
Comment from : @rafimuhammadzakaria482

You know, there used to be this thing called the Silk Road
Comment from : @JorneDeSmedt

Due to sea trade india must be the reason cause Indian Peninsula had ancient ports in coastal citiesthat must be the most viable answer
Comment from : @Impedance_Z

scattered widely in the indo-European region except for Iran, told me everything I wanted to know 😂
Comment from : @kendrickbritto8556

My neighbours found some they now live in a mansion, in folk lore there is a hidden Roman well with treasure at the bottom in our village and they may have found some of it
Comment from : @javierhillier4252

It's because of the spice trade with chola kingdom and sri lanka
Comment from : @minindudissanayaka1700

Silk road my g
Comment from : @nathanconnolly395

Dude india was one of the richest countries, we exported what Europe needed to survive so romans traded with uswhole world use to trade with each other 🙃
Comment from : @Raaaa-lx2fc

Because they did trade😂
Comment from : @lifeinaspiral

Roman coins were of high quality (during some times anyways) so the barbarians or other civilizations kept using them when they got them from trade with Rome, actually there're some coins from India which were based off of the Roman Aureus (gold coins)
Comment from : @evzenvarga9707

Thats called trading Indian civilization is way older than Roman
Comment from : @dharmpatel6350

the alledged, supposingly "Barbaric Germanic" people did a lot of trade with the Roman empire So it is logical that they also receive coins for their goods like amber, lead, pottery, wood, pigs, fur, even hair for wigs etc
Comment from : @henningbartels6245

Lots of Roman traders sailed to India from Egypt, down the red Sea and over to India
Comment from : @natquesenberry6368

We sometimes buried coins in farlands to confuse future archaeologists 😅
Comment from : @flameguy3416

In Asia, those are well worn, centuries old trade routes Not at all surprising to find them along those
Comment from : @CorvoFG

Romans traded with Persians and Persians had a trade history with people of Indian subcontinent
Comment from : @anubhav111196

It’s called silk road
Comment from : @HistoricalWeapons

Centuries ago? Try mellinia
Comment from : @danboyd2725

Probably the spice trade
Comment from : @gingerdodobot8143

Wow the british must have brough roman coins, coz they already brought cricket, language, "democracy" and railways it must be so obviousbrOn the contrary, India had to offer millions of things to the world for last 10000 years It is only fair that Romans grew and eventually fell because of Indian spices and muslin that eventually bankrupted their lavish nobelity Apart from few other reasons We had stuff, they had gold That is called trade
Comment from : @krishnaats7141

I do, trade
Comment from : @5eyoshi

Maritime trading
Comment from : @CL-Lynn

Someone tell this guy, people did business in Roman Empire 😂😂😂
Comment from : @fenilkheni9494

The silk way
Comment from : @Wayneparjer27828

Because of rich spices of India like black pepperRomans used to trade with south IndiaThst is the reason we see many Roman Empire coins in south India
Comment from : @hondakanashi

I play rome 2 all the time Rome is allways on the mind
Comment from : @izalith5847

India was richest country at that time 25-32 of world GDP hold by India You can see any statistics So trade was very common
Comment from : @shayanraj7840

I'll take what is the silk road for $800, Alex
Comment from : @DarkMatterX1

Interestingly, also Persian coins were found in Britain
Comment from : @iliyadavoodi504

They are Egyptian records from roman time that register how many boats came from indian red sea trade and the type and amount of goods they were bringing and it was a lot
Comment from : @mimzim7141

One word: TRADE
Comment from : @mimzim7141

India and Rome had a well established trade they used Egyptian camel caravans and the red sea to reach the Indian ocean, Rome imported spice, ivory and perfumes mainly No need to scratch your head
Comment from : @Historelic

Drew, ig you ignored the fact that the British do not have a reputation of bringing in something valuable to a country they colonised Infact, its quite the opposite
Comment from : @jaydeepsen4769

The Indo-Roman Pepper Trade and the Muziris Papyrus (Oxford Studies on the Roman Economy)brThat is a document of a shipment of goods to Egypt Alexandria on credit 25 was tax on goods by Egyptian portbrAlso Mohenjo-Daro writing and objects also found in ancient Assyria and Babylonia
Comment from : @bbalila

The silk road homie
Comment from : @Josue-qb7cq

The silk road the Romans got spices from the east and the coins were of good metal quality so people from the east would trade in them
Comment from : @clivemahony9827

Roman used to trade with India during the Roman Empire
Comment from : @aquasairfieldreal

Silk Road has left the chat
Comment from : @The_RedpillCrusader

Silk road and trade with india and Asia
Comment from : @hatchmaster_5745

Silk road? 🤔
Comment from : @toroflame

Rome was one of the greatest trading nations of their time
Comment from : @Tobi-1504

India was like USA of ancient world like most rich, most lucrative to trade with you maybe know that the Roman Empire tried to capture India but Indian Empires were able to totally defeat their whole armies
Comment from : @legenx_0744

India baffles me because its all in the less populous part of the area Central asia makes sense because of the silk road and marco polo, but i cant imagine why there are SO MANY in india unless maybe there was just a lot of maritime trade with them
Comment from : @FrankiePhoenix

Roman & Greek Coins, buildings & artifacts were also discovered on the island of Ikarus (Modren day failaka) of the cost of Kuwait in the middle East
Comment from : @Optemas

The pathetic part of this video is, that you pretend to do a science base channel while acting absolutely stupid on purpose- just to motivate people to correct you by posting comments and by that fueling the algorithm of YT brNevertheless: No it was not looting, it was trade which spread roman coins Especially to northern Europe and along the silk road And the connections to today‘s India are well known There is a reason why even one Jesus Apostels went to southern India using of course roman infrastructure
Comment from : @19iason19

Bros out here be thinking about the Roman Empire everyday but not about the Silk Road OR how China as a state existed before the Roman’s and still continues to exist TO THIS DAY
Comment from : @deathhamster_2213

Westerns thinking India was nothing before British is most funny thing😂brIf you consider whole History of india in an hour The British india is just a second of it
Comment from : @when_facts_speak

Trade
Comment from : @nonogermandog2761

I am not surprised, there is evidence of international trade going back to the Iron Age, it just wasn’t as much as later on Vikings came to Canada and traded with First Nations while East Africans traded with the Indian subcontinent I think isolation is an illusion, humans always end up interacting with each other
Comment from : @St-benoit

Rome traded heavily with Indian coastal kingdoms Goods for currency, usually silver Roman coins have been known to be used by Indian kings as local currency due to both their standardization and large enough volume in circulation within the kingdom albeit with the face of the (Roman) emperor scratched off😂😂
Comment from : @shourjoebasu1896

Romans liked Indian spices
Comment from : @RonJohn63

The silk road drew, the silk road!
Comment from : @Zachomq

As a Scot it always makes me happy to see the Roman empire border end at the north of England Not only could they not conquer Scotland, they had to build a wall to keep the Scots from crossing into England and spanking them every 5 minutes
Comment from : @McKlunkers

Trade routes through sea Many of the erstwhile big cities at that time are now small insignificant villages Like Ter or Chaul in Maharashtra brbrIndia was Rome's primary trade partner besides the frenemy Iran
Comment from : @nikhiljoshiPi

The Roman empire didn't fall lol who ever thinks that is stupid
Comment from : @dillonking8512

Silk road
Comment from : @zacharyfrankenberger1838

The romans traded with India
Comment from : @catalinsoare1261

Aren't you using the roman alphabet?brbrThere was trade with India😜brbrSpices for coins 😮brbrThe Indians used it for jewelry especially for dowries for daughters Indians didn't trade it for swords and garlicbrbrQED
Comment from : @michaelhenault1444

Trade Indian and Romans had huge trade
Comment from : @arvindganjoo

silk road
Comment from : @shadowwolf_ops2018

Interesting to know the period/dates on the Roman coins found in india
Comment from : @marcolucius5083

Are you able to kindly provide links to view these maps ❔ 🤔
Comment from : @charrogate

In two thousand years time, will euro coins be found in similarly within the euro zone and lesser so outside ❔🤔
Comment from : @charrogate

My brother found 3 Roman coins while digging a hole with a stick when he was like 5 😂 We never sold them they are still in a zip lock bad on my dads fridge 😂
Comment from : @namecannotbeblank8920

Wait, there’s been Roman coins found in Yemen? Is that why Yemen still has a GDP?
Comment from : @TheAncientTale

How does someone who knows next to nothing about history or geography end up this popular?
Comment from : @chandlerblachut3878

It's been said rome took Arabia to do trade with India, to my understanding rome had plans to confederate Germania lands an beyond but wussed out eventually became their demise
Comment from : @SomeIdiotLUL

Silk road
Comment from : @manisanti

I had no thoughts involving the Roman's before thisbrand any remaining thoughts them will quickly evaporate after
Comment from : @zam6877

"Those roman coins must have been brought to India by british" is the equvalent of "those pyramids must have been built by ancient aliens"
Comment from : @ЯрославКовальчук-и9ь