| Title | Maritime Silk Road architecture style |
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| Description | Maritime Silk Road architecture represents the exchange of architectural ideas and techniques along maritime trade routes, blending indigenous styles with influences from various cultures, including Indian, Southeast Asian, and Chinese. |
| Tags | Trade routes Cultural exchange Syncretism Port cities Cosmopolitanism |
| Style ID | INHF-909661202-18-11-25-MT |
| URI | https://www.inheritage.foundation/aat/styles/maritime-silk-road-architecture-style |
| API Endpoint | https://inheritage.foundation/api/v1/aat/styles/maritime-silk-road-architecture-style |
| Total Sites | 1 |
| Primary Sites | 0 |
| Created | November 19, 2025 |
| Last Updated | November 19, 2025 |
| Regions | Coastal India Southeast Asia China |
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| Time Periods | 2nd century BCE - 15th century CE |
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| Sacred Contexts | Trading ports Religious sites Public spaces |
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| Primary Materials | Stone Brick Wood |
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| Architectural Features | Syncretic designs Mixed cultural motifs Adaptation to coastal environments |
| Keywords | Trade routes Cultural exchange Syncretism Port cities Cosmopolitanism |
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| Title | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Silk Road: A New History | Book | General overview of the Silk Road's cultural impact. |
| Site Name | Status | Confidence |
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| Quanzhou Shiva Temple Columns Laoximen Fujian China | Secondary | 100% |