Imperial ambition in the early modern Mediterranean : Genoese merchants and the Spanish Crown / by Dauverd, Céline

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Braudel revisited : the Mediterranean world, 1600-1800 /

Table of Contents: “…Bilateral factionalism in the greater Mediterranean Region in the pre-modern era -- Polyglottism in the Ottoman Empire: a reconsideration -- Braudel's Eastern Mediterranean revisited -- Sebastianism in theory and practice in early modern Portugal -- Geneva by the sea: the Reformation in Nîmes in historiographical context -- The Algerian economy and Cervantes' first work of narrative fiction -- Braudel and the cultural history of the Mediterranean: anthropology and Les lieux d'histoire -- Il faut méditerraniser la musique after Braudel.…”
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Norman naval operations in the Mediterranean / by Stanton, Charles D.

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Imperial ambition in the early modern Mediterranean : Genoese merchants and the Spanish Crown / by Dauverd, Céline

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Trade in the ancient Mediterranean : private order and public institutions / by Terpstra, Taco T.

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The Renaissance of the Levant : Arabic and Greek Discourses of Reform in the Age of Nationalism / by Kreutz, Michael

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Norman naval operations in the Mediterranean / by Stanton, Charles D.

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British shipping in the Mediterranean during the Napoleonic Wars : the untold story of a successful adaptation / by Galani, Katerina, 1981-

Table of Contents: “…Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Illustrations -- List of Abbreviations -- Note on Names of Places -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- The "Extended Mediterranean" in the 19th Century -- Structure of the Book -- Chapter 2 The End of the 'Long 18th Century' in the Mediterranean: An Overview -- Introduction -- The Mediterranean and the British Empire -- The Actors: The British -- Navigating the Mediterranean: The Market Scope -- The Co-actors: Foreign and Local Carriers -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3 Charting British Sea Routes in the Mediterranean -- Introduction -- Lloyd's List as a Historical Source -- Some Methodological Remarks -- The Evidence on British Shipping -- 1 The British Ports -- 2 The Mediterranean Ports -- An Increase in Shipping: Causality and Interpretations -- Chapter 4 British Shipping on the Micro-Scale: From Long-Distance to Short-Distance Hauls -- Introduction -- British Shipping at the Port of Livorno -- Sea Routes: Livorno's Involvement in Intra-Mediterranean Hauls -- Between Grand Traffic and Short-Distance Shipping: The Passengers -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5 An Age of Transition for British Shipping: Institutional and Organisational Shifts -- Introduction -- Shipping in the Early Modern Era -- Institutional Changes: A Step towards the Systematisation of the Industry -- Changes in Everyday Business: Specialisation -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6 How Profitable a Business was it After All? …”
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War and religion : Europe and the Mediterranean from the first through the twenty-first century / by Blin, Arnaud

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A companion to Mediterranean history /

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Ceramics, Cuisine and Culture : the archaeology and science of kitchen pottery in the ancient Mediterranean world /

Table of Contents: “…Rotroff -- Mediterranean-type cooking ware in indigenous contexts during the Iron Age in southern Gaul (6th-3rd centuries BC) / Anne-Marie Curé -- Forms of adoption, adaptation and resistance in the cooking ware repertoire of Lucania, South Italy (8th-3rd centuries BC) / Alessandro Quercia -- Pots and bones : cuisine in Roman Tuscany : the example of Il Monte / Günther Schrner -- Culinary clash in northwestern Iberia at the height of the Roman Empire : the Castro do Vieito case study / António José Marques da Silva -- Coarse kitchen and household pottery as an indicator for Egyptian presence in the southern Levant : a diachronic perspective / Alexander Fantalkin -- Kitchen pottery from Iron Age Cyprus : diachronic and social perspectives / Sabine Fourrier -- Postscript: Looking beyond antiquity -- Aegean cooking pots in the modern era (1700-1950) / Yorgos Kyriakopoulos.…”
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Plague and contagion in the Islamic Mediterranean /

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