Titlebook: Animal Trade Histories in the Indian Ocean World; Martha Chaiklin,Philip Gooding,Gwyn Campbell Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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The Ivory Trade and Political Power in Nineteenth-Century East Africa,ow increased demand for ivory and ivory products in the wider Indian Ocean World, Europe, and North America contributed to a decline in ivory’s ownership, usage, and display in East Africa. It then examines the nature and construction of Omani and coastal East African communities in East Africa’s in

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The Flight of the Peacock, or How Peacocks Became Japanese, forged through the exchange of animal products. In this case study, the absorption of peacock feathers into existing belief systems and applications such as archery, medicine, religion, tea ceremony, children’s games, and clothing brings the IOW to Japan. This integration was so complete, that when

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Animal Trade Histories in the Indian Ocean World978-3-030-42595-1Series ISSN 2730-9703 Series E-ISSN 2730-9711

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Martha Chaiklin,Philip Gooding,Gwyn CampbellPresents the first collection of essays focused on the trade of animals and animal products within the Indian Ocean World.Assembles case studies on a diverse range of animals, such as donkeys, oysters

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