Notice catalographique « Close encounters : sea- and riverborne trade, ports and hinterlands, ship construction and navigation in antiquity, the Middle Ages and in modern time »

• Pasquinucci, Marinella
• Weski, Timm

Contents:

List of contributors

Close encounters: why?
Marinella Pasquinucci, Timm Weski

The role of Genoa in the Mediterranean trade in Antiquity
Piera Melli

Cagliari and its hinterland from the archaic to the late Roman age
Carlo Tronchetti

The Adriatic Amphora Type L.2 recovered from the environment of Cartagena (Murcia, Spain)
Jose Perez Ballester and Guillermo Pascual Berlanga

Two major trading routes of the Roman antiquity in Southern Gaul. The road Narbonne-Toulouse and the Rhone way towards Arles
Alexis Gorgues, Luc Long and Christian Rico

Commercial flows, ports, and hinterlands in North Etruria (late Republican - late Roman period)
Marinella Pasquinucci and Antonella Del Rio

Coarse pottery throughout the Mediterranean (3rd cent. B.C. - 7th cent. AD)
Simonetta Menchelli

Inland navigation in ancient Northern Italy: the port of Ticinum (Pavia)
Rodolfo Bargnesi

Landing places and trade in the ager Cosanus and at Giglio Island from the mid - to the late imperial age
Giulio Ciampoltrini and Paola Rendini

The Punta Ala "B wreck": a mixed cargo of the Hadrianic period
Sergio Bargagliotti, Franca Cibecchini and Pamela Gambogi

Ancient riverbone transport of heavy loads
Ronald Bockius

Terra sigillata and amphorae from the Roman Villa at Tourega (Evora, Portugal)
Ines Vaz Pinto, Catarina Viegas and Luisa Ferrer Dias

A fluvial harbour of the Roman period at Valentia (Hispania Tarraconensis)
Joseph Burriel Alberich, Alberto Ribera i Lacomba, Marisa Serrano Marco

Access to international trade in Middle Saxon England: a case of urban over-emphasis?
John Naylor

A Modern Experiment in 16-17th Century Celestial Navigation at Sea: The Mariner's Astrolabe and Cross-staff
Mike Beach, D.E. Atkinson

Preliminary assessment of the daily life on board of an Iberian ship from the beginning of the 17th century (Terceira, Acores)
Catarina Garcia

Whale-oil casks and Atlantic trade networks, circa 1565Brad Loewen

The waterfront archaeology of early modern St. John's Newfoundland
Peter F. Pope

1817: from Trieste to Pesaro. Last voyage of the "Arduz"
Maria Cecilia Profumo

• - The Adriatic Amphora Type L.2 recovered from the environment of Cartagena (Murcia, Spain)
• - Coarse pottery throughout the Mediterranean (3rd. cent.B.C.- 7th cent. AD)
• - The Punta Ala "B wreck": a mixed cargo of the Hadrianic period
• - Whale-oil casks and Atlantic trade networks, circa 1565
• - The waterfront archaeology of early modern St. John's, Newfoundland

• Underwater archaeology
• Shipwrecks
• Merchant marine - History
• International trade - History
• Shipping - History
• Inland water transportation - History
• Shipbuilding - History
• Navigation - History
• Naufrages
• Archéologie sous-marine