Interpreting shipwrecks. Maritime archaeological possibilities
Interpreting shipwrecks. Maritime archaeological possibilities
Shipwrecks are one of the primary type-sites for maritime archaeology. This volume brings together authors whose research focuses on Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea in particular. The environmental conditions of this sea have made it the most signifiacant repository for sunken watercraft anywhere in the world and it has figured significantly in the development of maritime archaeology as a dynamic sub-discipline. This volume explores the ways that ships can be understood and interpreted as material cuklture and the ways in which they provide a high-resolution conduit to past human action.
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Ronnby, Johan
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Zwick, Daniel
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Tornquist, Oscar
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Eriksson, Niklas
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Arnshav, Mirja
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Fors, Yvonne
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Bjordal, Charlotte
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Ronnby, Johan, Hocker, Frederick, Lieno, Minna, Alvik, Riika, Wallace, Shaun, Zwick, Daniel, Tornquist, Oscar, Eriksson, Niklas, Arnshav, Mirja, Fors, Yvonne and Bjordal, Charlotte
,
Adams, Jonathan and Ronnby, Johan
(eds.)
(2013)
Interpreting shipwrecks. Maritime archaeological possibilities
(Southampton Monographs in Archaeology, New Series Number 4),
Southampton, GB.
Highfield Press, 160pp.
(In Press)
Abstract
Shipwrecks are one of the primary type-sites for maritime archaeology. This volume brings together authors whose research focuses on Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea in particular. The environmental conditions of this sea have made it the most signifiacant repository for sunken watercraft anywhere in the world and it has figured significantly in the development of maritime archaeology as a dynamic sub-discipline. This volume explores the ways that ships can be understood and interpreted as material cuklture and the ways in which they provide a high-resolution conduit to past human action.
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Minna Lieno
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