Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 10Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2000 |
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... ships and boats operated by various guilds developed to convey the cargoes of seagoing ships up the Tiber to the docks in the city of Rome . " Ostia itself became a major commercial town , with residences for the port's workforce ...
... ships and boats operated by various guilds developed to convey the cargoes of seagoing ships up the Tiber to the docks in the city of Rome . " Ostia itself became a major commercial town , with residences for the port's workforce ...
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... ships , twelve galleys , and one hybrid oared ship , a sandanum , filled with armed men and equipment , put into St. Symeon , the port of Antioch . This important fleet left Genoa for the East on 15 July 1097 , a response to an ...
... ships , twelve galleys , and one hybrid oared ship , a sandanum , filled with armed men and equipment , put into St. Symeon , the port of Antioch . This important fleet left Genoa for the East on 15 July 1097 , a response to an ...
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... ship for Cyprus where he died.10 Western trading ships making for the Levant would also have used Cyprus as a port of call . In an age when shipping clung to coasts and islands , the northern route across the Mediterranean from the West ...
... ship for Cyprus where he died.10 Western trading ships making for the Levant would also have used Cyprus as a port of call . In an age when shipping clung to coasts and islands , the northern route across the Mediterranean from the West ...
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Living on the Margin Byzantine Farmers | 93 |
The British Protectorate of the Ionian Islands 18471859 | 107 |
Founts of Identity The Thirst of Hercules | 125 |
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