CONTENTS: Preface: Sachchidanand Joshi, Acknowledgements, Editorial: N Chandramouli, K Sanjay Jha & Ajit Kumar, List of Contributors, 1. Rattan Lal Hangloo-The Idea of Trade in Indian History, 2. Y Subbarayalu-Nagaram and Ainnurruvar A Reconsideration of their Relations, 3. Rabindra Kumar Mohanty-Archaeology of Kalinga: Sisupalgarh and Beyond, 4. M S Dhiraj-Jain Trade and Traders as gleaned through the Early Brahmi Inscriptions of Tamilakam (c.2nd century BCE-c.4th century. CE), 5. N Chandramouli & Hari Babu Boddu-Maritime Trade Networks between South-East Asian Countries and Early Historic Andhradesa (c.2nd-4th century CE), 6. Mamata Nanda-Role of Pipli in the Socio-Cultural transformations of Medieval Odisha, 7. R H Kulkarni-Trade Routes and Guilds: Bearing on ancient Indian art activities: An art historical view with special reference to Karnataka, 8. S B Darsana-Maritime Interactions in the Early Medieval Tamilcountry with special reference to the Pallavas, 9. S Swaminathan-Trade and Commerce under the Imperial Cholas, 10. Martiz Kurian & Gopi Krishnan G-Rise of Kollam port city in Early Medieval Kerala: Commercial and Cultural Linkages, 11. La Na Swamy-Karnataka's Maritime Contacts during Vijayanagara Period, 12. Naseem Ashiq V-Sea Banditry in the South-West Coast: Sense, Subsistence and Survival, 13. Mohammed Shameem K K-The Egyptian Karimi Merchants in India's Trans-Oceanic Trade: A Revisit in the light of new Sources, 14. Donal Thomas-Maritime and Inland trade during Vijayanagara Empire: A Point of contact between Indian and European knowledge systems c.1500-c.1570 CE, About the Contributors. (Proceedings of the National Seminar on Inland and Maritime Trade in Peninsular India (From the earliest times up to 16th century) 11th-12th April 2019, Pondicherry University).