Archaeonautica 21

open sea closed sea local and inter-regional traditions in shipbuilding proceedings of the fifteenth international symposium on boat and ship archaeology Marseilles 2018

Archaeonautica 21

open sea closed sea local and inter-regional traditions in shipbuilding proceedings of the fifteenth international symposium on boat and ship archaeology Marseilles 2018

Boetto Giulia, Pomey Patrice, Poveda Pierre


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Vingt-quatre ans après le septième ISBSA, tenu en 1994 à l’île Tatihou, la façade méditerranéenne de la France a été mise à l’honneur en recevant à Marseille la quinzième édition de l’International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology (ISBSA 15), qui a réuni du 22 au 27 octobre 2018 près de trois cents chercheurs, jeunes chercheurs (post-doctorants et doctorants) et étudiants, provenant de 36 pays et appartenant à près de 130 organismes de recherche. Le colloque a été organisé par le Centre Camille Jullian qui, à cette occasion, a fêté ses 50 ans de recherche dans le domaine de l’archéologie navale. Le volume regroupe soixante contributions de quatre-vingt-treize auteurs portant sur différents espaces nautiques (Méditerranée, mer du Nord, Baltique, Atlantique, Pacifique, mer de Chine), de la Préhistoire à l’époque moderne. Ces actes sont organisés autour de différents thèmes : le principal d’entre eux s’intéresse aux interactions entre traditions locales et traditions interrégionales, mers ouvertes et mers fermées, mises en évidence à travers des exemples pris dans des régions aussi variées et représentatives que possible. - Twenty-four years after the seventh ISBSA was held on the island of Tatihou, it became the turn of Marseille on the Mediterranean coast of France to have the honour of hosting the fifteenth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology (ISBSA 15), which brought together, from 22 to 27 October 2018, some 300 scholars, PhD and post-doctoral researchers, and students from 36 countries belonging to almost 130 research bodies. The conference was organised by the Centre Camille Jullian – UMR 7299, which, on the occasion of ISBSA 15, celebrated 50 years of activity in the field of nautical archaeology. This volume includes 60 contributions from 93 authors covering different nautical areas (the Mediterranean, North Sea, Baltic, Atlantic, Pacific and South China Sea) from prehistory to the modern era. The papers are organised around a number of different themes, the principal being “Open Sea, Closed Sea: Local and Inter-Regional Traditions in Shipbuilding”. The intention is to reveal interactions between local and inter-regional traditions of open and enclosed waters through examples taken from nautical areas as varied and representative as possible.
Ean / Isbn
978227112972
Pagine
386
Data pubblicazione
01/07/2021