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The Sea in Antiquity
G. J. Oliver, R. Brock, T. J. Cornell and S. Hodkinson
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Front Cover
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Copyright
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Title Page
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Table of Contents
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List of Contributors
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Introduction
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Chapter One: Epic itineraries: the sea and seafaring in the Odyssey of Homer and the Argonautica of Apollonius Rhodius
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Chapter Two: Synesius, Homer, and the Sea: The Sea and the Representation of Libyansin Synesius' Leters
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Chapter Three: Women, Hagiography, and the Sea
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Chapter Four: Kinet Höyük and Pan-Mediterranean Exchange
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Chapter Five: Miletos and the sea: a stormy relationship
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Chapter Six: 'Grain for Athens': the importance of the Helespontine route in Athenian foreign policy before the Peloponnesian war
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Chapter Seven: The Phoenicians at Sea
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Chapter Eight: Saite Navy
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Chapter Nine: Were there polis navies in Archaic Greece?
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Chapter Ten: The Iconography of Ancient Ships
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Chapter Eleven: A Roman Provincial Fleet: The Classis Britannica reconsidered
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Chapter Twelve: Sea-raiding in Archaic Greece with special attention to Samos
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Chapter Thirteen: Pirates in the Bay of Pamphylia: an Archaeological Inquiry
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Published: 2000
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9781407352411 (ebook)
- 9781841711607 (paperback)
BAR Number: S899