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Tripati, S. (Ed.) (2015). Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. Delta Book World: New Delhi. ISBN 978-81-926244-3-3. xix, 783 pp.
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- Allaby, R.G.; Fuller, D.Q.; Boivin, N.; Castillo, C.C. (2015). The archaeobiology of Indian Ocean translocations: Current outlines of cultural exchanges by proto-historic seafarers, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 1-23, more
- Blue, L. (2015). Indo-Roman trade: A view from sea, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 24-36, more
- Paine, L. (2015). The Indian Ocean in the seventh and eight centuries, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 37-53, more
- Meyer, A.; Esterhuizen, L.V. (2015). A southern African perspective of the early Indian Ocean trade, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 54-94, more
- Lien, L.T. (2015). History of maritime contacts between Vietnam and India: Archaeological evidence from Oc Eo culture in southern Vietnam, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 95-123, more
- Chaisuwan, Y. (2015). Early contacts between India and the Andaman Coast in Thailand from the 2nd century BC to 11th century AD, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 124-142, more
- Schenk, H. (2015). Role of ceramics in the Indian Ocean maritime trade during the early historical period, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 143-181, more
- Sasaki, H. (2015). East and southeast Asian trade ceramics from the excavations at the United Arab Emirates, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 182-197, more
- Cameron, J. (2015). Iron and cotton in the Indian Ocean littoral: New data from ThaKae, Central Thailand, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 198-207, more
- Weisshaar, J. (2015). Ancient Tissamaharama; The formation of urban structures and growing commerce, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 208-228, more
- McKinnon, E.E. (2015). Mediaeval South Asian earthenware in Northern Sumatra: Its relevance for contemporary maritime trade, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 229-251, more
- Simões, S.T. (2015). A brief study concerning Martaban jars, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 252-274, more
- Sukkham, A. (2015). Ceramic decorations on Buddhist temples in Surat Thani and Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 275-299, more
- Orillaneda, B.C. (2015). Insights into Southeast Asian maritime trade during the 15th century: Asian ceramics from the Santa Cruz shipwreck in the Philippines, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 300-326, more
- Miksic, J.N. (2015). An overview of maritime archaeology of Southeast Asia and future prospects, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 327-355, more
- Hjulhammar, M. (2015). Port and harbour archaeology of Stockholm, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 356-367, more
- Rey da Silva, A. (2015). Nautical Iconography from the Iberian Peninsula in prehistory, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 368-401, more
- Vadillo, V.W. (2015). Nautical Angkor: An iconological study of Khmer vessels in Angkorian bas-reliefs, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 402-428, more
- Lu, X. (2015). The Naval Architecture of ancient Fujian style sailing junks: An overview, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 429-456, more
- McGrail, S. (2015). Some traditional boats of South Asia, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 457-481, more
- Grainge, G. (2015). Sinhalese outrigger craft, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 482-512, more
- Christides, V. (2015). The naval battle of Dhat Al-Sawari Revisited (ca. 653, 654 or 655), in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 513-531, more
- Hoogervorst, T. (2015). An interdisciplinary approach towards the dispersal of Southeast Asian maritime technology across the Indian Ocean, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 532-568, more
- Whitewright, J. (2015). Sailing rigs of the western Indian Ocean during the first millenium AD, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 569-589, more
- Le Pard, G. (2015). The study of stone anchors in Dorset, UK, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 590-602, more
- Sasaki, R.J.; Kimura, J. (2015). Basic thoughts on anchors from East and Southeast Asia, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 603-626, more
- Dias, D.G. (2015). Sheltered Bays: Linguistic and ethnographic approach to maritime communities of Bahia-Brazil, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 627-640, more
- Sedana, I.N. (2015). Contemporary extensions of ancient Bali-India connections within Balinese traditional theatre, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 641-673, more
- Jeffery, B. (2015). Pursuing relevant maritime and underwater cultural heritage programs in developing countries, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 674-697, more
- Montalvão, C. (2015). Portuguese ships and their designs in the Indo-Portuguese maritime trade, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 698-728, more
- Tripati, S. (2015). An overview of maritime archaeological studies in India, in: Tripati, S. (Ed.) Maritime contacts of the past: Deciphering connections amongst communities. pp. 729-765, more
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'Maritime Contacts of the Past: Deciphering Connections amongst communities', is a collection of papers from some of the world's leading maritime archaeologists. In all, 31 papers on maritime archaeology and maritime trade from around the world. This publication will be an important contribution to the study of maritime archaeology of the world. The subject is becoming popular in India where many universities and research institutions are becoming involved in the field. This volume is intended to provide the latest information for Indian as well scholars and students of other countries. The Marine Archaeology Centre of the CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography in Goa has an impressive publication record with papers published in Journal of Archaeological Science, Antiquity, World Archaeology, International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, Current Science, Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, International Journal of Maritime History, Man and Environment and Mariner's Mirror. In addition, the Centre has published a number of books on maritime archaeological subjects relating to shipwrecks and archaeological sites in Indian waters. This is an impressive record and to be commended. Maritime archaeology is a relatively new discipline, but is growing and expanding as an academic subject. Publications such as this will help to develop the field and ensure that underwater cultural heritage is preserved and protected. |
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