Le détroit de Gibraltar (Antiquité – Moyen Âge). III
Circulations, mobilités et réseaux d’échanges
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https://books.openedition.org/cvz/53483Contributor(s)
Callegarin, Laurent (editor)
Valérian, Dominique (editor)
Language
FrenchAbstract
This book explores the uniqueness and importance of the Strait of Gibraltar from Punic domination to the fall of Granada. This geohistorical region, situated between two continents and between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, was much more than a simple transit zone. It has been a passageway for people, goods, ideas and cultural models. The book analyzes these flows and networks of exchange, on local and global scales, drawing on written sources, cartography and archaeology.
Keywords
Rome; port; western Mediterranean; cultural exchange; maritime trade; Tingitania; Rif; Umayyad; Mediterranean circulation; transregional network; postcolonial analysisDOI
10.4000/12s1rWebshop link
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9788490964248, 9788490964231Publisher
Casa de VelázquezPublisher website
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Madrid, 2024Series
Collection de la Casa de Velázquez,Classification
European history: the Romans
European history: medieval period, middle ages
Pages
XIV-502
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