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Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History, 2021
Abstract The continent of Africa has had a lengthy involvement in global maritime affairs and archaeological research with Middle Stone Age people using marine resources on the coasts of southern Africa, the Classical Pharos lighthouse of Alexandria, and Medieval Indian Ocean trade on the Swahili coast to the Atlantic triangular slave
E. Pollard
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Abstract The continent of Africa has had a lengthy involvement in global maritime affairs and archaeological research with Middle Stone Age people using marine resources on the coasts of southern Africa, the Classical Pharos lighthouse of Alexandria, and Medieval Indian Ocean trade on the Swahili coast to the Atlantic triangular slave
E. Pollard
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Developing a new theoretical model for West African maritime archaeology
Critical African StudiesMaritime archaeology in West Africa, including the study of Indigenous maritime traditions, has immense potential to contribute to global discourses on histories of fishing and whaling, ports and harbours, trade and commerce, ecology and environment ...
Akshay Sarathi
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Maritime Archaeology and Climate Change: An Invitation
Journal of Maritime Archaeology, 2016Jeneva Wright
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Maritime Claims and Underwater Archaeology: When History Meets Politics
Maritime Claims and Underwater Archaeology, 2021Among other circumstances relevant to maritime delimitations, some States have recently used the protection of underwater cultural heritage (UCH) as grounds for advancing jurisdictional or sovereignty claims over different maritime areas.
M. J. Aznar
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, 2020
Ships were essential for mobility during the colonial period, simultaneously serving as the mechanism of cultural exchange. The study of the artefacts recovered from shipwrecks provides valuable information on life at sea, relationships on-board, how ...
S. Manfio, Yann von Arnim
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Ships were essential for mobility during the colonial period, simultaneously serving as the mechanism of cultural exchange. The study of the artefacts recovered from shipwrecks provides valuable information on life at sea, relationships on-board, how ...
S. Manfio, Yann von Arnim
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