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- Boita abstract "Boitas (or Voitas) were ships that were built in ancient Odisha in India during the heyday of the Kalinga empire. The word Voita is probably derived from Sanskrit Vahitra, meaning a ship or vessel.Kalinga included coastal Odisha and the adjoining tracts of West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh.Ancient Oriya navigators sailed from Kalinga to distant lands such as Bali, Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Sri Lanka, Malaya, Vietnam and China for trade and cultural expansion.".
- Boita comment "Boitas (or Voitas) were ships that were built in ancient Odisha in India during the heyday of the Kalinga empire. The word Voita is probably derived from Sanskrit Vahitra, meaning a ship or vessel.Kalinga included coastal Odisha and the adjoining tracts of West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh.Ancient Oriya navigators sailed from Kalinga to distant lands such as Bali, Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Sri Lanka, Malaya, Vietnam and China for trade and cultural expansion.".