Mediterranean Connections. Maritime Transport Containers and Seaborne Trade in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages pdf download

Europe-Asia-A.-Bernard-Knapp,-Stella-Demesticha--Mediterranean-Connections.-Maritime-Transport-Containers-and-Seaborne-Trade-in-the-Bronze-and-Early-Iron-Ages-.jpg
book-title-icon-openmaktabaBook Title: Mediterranean Connections. Maritime Transport Containers and Seaborne Trade in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages
book-author-icon-openmaktabaBook Author:
book-category-icon-openmaktabaBook Category: Europe Asia
book-type-icon-openmaktabaBook Type: PDF Book
number-of-pages-icon-openmaktabaBook Pages: 285
book-size-in-mbs-openmaktabaPDF Size: 6.56 Mb(s)
number-of-page-views-icon-openmaktabaBook Views:

Loading

book-post-date-icon-openmaktabaPost Date: October 7, 2023
used-language-icon-openmaktabaLanguage: English
reading-the book-icon-openmaktabaRead Online: Read PDF Book Online
downloading-the book-icon-openmaktabaPDF Download: Click to Download the PDF

 Mediterranean Connections. Maritime Transport Containers and Seaborne Trade in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages

“Mediterranean Connections: Maritime Transport Containers and Seaborne Trade in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages” is a groundbreaking work by esteemed archaeologists A. Bernard Knapp and Stella Demesticha. This comprehensive study delves into the intricate web of maritime trade networks that spanned the Mediterranean during the Bronze and Early Iron Ages, shedding light on the significant role that maritime transport containers played in shaping ancient economies and cultural interactions.

Drawing upon an extensive range of archaeological evidence, the authors meticulously analyze the various types of containers used for seaborne trade in this period, including amphorae, storage jars, and other specialized vessels. Through their meticulous examination of these containers, Knapp and Demesticha provide a fresh perspective on the economic, social, and cultural dynamics of the ancient Mediterranean world.

The book takes readers on a captivating journey, exploring the origins and development of maritime trade networks in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages. From the bustling ports of Egypt and the Levant to the vibrant trading hubs of Greece, Cyprus, and Italy, the authors paint a vivid picture of the bustling maritime activity that connected diverse cultures and regions.

One of the book’s major contributions lies in its exploration of the socio-economic implications of maritime trade. Knapp and Demesticha unveil the intricate relationships between container production, distribution, and consumption, highlighting how these processes shaped the material culture and economic landscapes of ancient societies. Moreover, they delve into the symbolism and cultural significance of these containers, uncovering the narratives embedded within their designs and decorations.

The authors.

Digital screenshot from the PDF Book

Europe-Asia-A.-Bernard-Knapp,-Stella-Demesticha--Mediterranean-Connections.-Maritime-Transport-Containers-and-Seaborne-Trade-in-the-Bronze-and-Early-Iron-Ages-.pdf, 285- pages

To learn more about the book titled: Mediterranean Connections. Maritime Transport Containers and Seaborne Trade in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages, Click the download button below to get it for free

Report broken link

File copyright claim

Scroll to Top