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Maritime Networks, Connectivity, and Mobility in the Ancient Mediterranean

Leidwanger, Justin, Knappett, Carl·2018·Maritime Networks in the Ancient Mediterranean World
DOI 10.1017/9781108555685.002
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  • Some studies try to combine or consider both land-based and sea-based movements simultaneously.

    “However, there are some studies trying to combine or to consider in some ways both types of movements simultaneously (Ducke and Suchowska 2022; Leidwanger and Knappett 2018).”

    From Modelling land and water based movement corridors in the western Mediterranean: a least cost path analysis from chalcolithic and early bronze age ivory records (2024) · cites this paper as Leidwanger and Knappett 2018

  • Physical remains of ancient network links are, on the whole, significantly sparser than the indirect archaeological evidence for connected interactions.

    “Although physical remains of ancient network links have been detected and unearthed (e.g.Lay, 1992;Ur, 2003 uses remote sensing to detect Mesopotamian hollow way networks; see also Leidwanger and Knappett, 2018 on maritime networks), such direct observations are, on the whole, significantly sparser than the indirect archaeological evidence for connected interactions, as represented by a multitude”

    From Exploratory network reconstruction with sparse archaeological data and XTENT (2022) · cites this paper as Leidwanger and Knappett, 2018

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Leidwanger, J., & Knappett, C.
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Maritime Networks in the Ancient Mediterranean World
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Published
2018
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1-21
DOI
10.1017/9781108555685.002
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