In this study will be analyzed statistically the chronologies of 282 Hellenistic shipwrecks (III up to I century BC) found in the Western part of the Mediterranean Sea. Through the sum of their weighted averages it will be possible to draw a graph of their chronological distribution. Moreover, it will be discussed the connection between the “historical anchoring” of the events selected and the interpretation of the archaeological data.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
International audienceSince the 90s, the large number of iron-laden wrecked ships discovered off Sai...
The waters of the Mediterranean may be the greatest museum of Antiquity. Scattered across the seafl...
A strict isochrony of fragments of Haltern 70 baetican amphorae (probably wine containers), Italian ...
In this study will be analyzed statistically the chronologies of 282 Hellenistic shipwrecks (III up ...
Although numerous scholars have explored the Mediterranean economy of the last centuries BCE, their ...
This article aims to provide a status of the issue regarding Phoenician shipwrecks (from the IXth to...
Oggetto della ricerca è l’indagine dei fondamenti antropologici, geografici ed economici delle prati...
Attempts over the past few decades to utilize shipwrecks to answer long-term economic questions tend...
This volume is a collection of 19 articles in three sections reporting on recent research on the arc...
ABSTRACT. During the 1st millennium AD, a fundamental set of changes in ship design, building method...
International audienceThree decades of dendrochronology applied to ancient Mediterranean shipwrecks ...
This study analyses regional trajectories in Mediterranean coastal developments between ca. 200 bc a...
International audienceSince the 90s, the large number of iron-laden wrecked ships discovered off Sai...
The waters of the Mediterranean may be the greatest museum of Antiquity. Scattered across the seafl...
A strict isochrony of fragments of Haltern 70 baetican amphorae (probably wine containers), Italian ...
In this study will be analyzed statistically the chronologies of 282 Hellenistic shipwrecks (III up ...
Although numerous scholars have explored the Mediterranean economy of the last centuries BCE, their ...
This article aims to provide a status of the issue regarding Phoenician shipwrecks (from the IXth to...
Oggetto della ricerca è l’indagine dei fondamenti antropologici, geografici ed economici delle prati...
Attempts over the past few decades to utilize shipwrecks to answer long-term economic questions tend...
This volume is a collection of 19 articles in three sections reporting on recent research on the arc...
ABSTRACT. During the 1st millennium AD, a fundamental set of changes in ship design, building method...
International audienceThree decades of dendrochronology applied to ancient Mediterranean shipwrecks ...
This study analyses regional trajectories in Mediterranean coastal developments between ca. 200 bc a...
International audienceSince the 90s, the large number of iron-laden wrecked ships discovered off Sai...
The waters of the Mediterranean may be the greatest museum of Antiquity. Scattered across the seafl...
A strict isochrony of fragments of Haltern 70 baetican amphorae (probably wine containers), Italian ...