Piram Island

India

Piram Island, off the Gujarat coast of India, holds 7 Bunkabop connections with 452 other places across 3 topics, spanning natural history, medieval governance, and maritime administration. The island is a nesting site for olive ridley and green sea turtles and hosts around fifty bird species. Its Late Miocene sediments connect it to the Siwalik Hills fossil record, where sivatheriine giraffe fossils were found. The Delhi Sultanate controlled the island in the early 14th century, and its shared connections reach as far as Delhi and London.