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The external trade of the people in Sangam age was carried on mainly with _______.

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Chinese

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Arabs

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Romans

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Akkadians

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The correct option is C Romans
The people in Sangam age traded overseas with the Romans. Pliny the Elder, a Roman writer mentioned that Muziri was the first emporium of India. There was also a temple dedicated to Augustus, the first Roman emperor in Muziris. This suggested that there was a lot of trade between the Romans and the ancient Tamils.

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