Connecting Harbours. A comparison of traffic networks across ancient and medieval Europe
J Preiser-Kapeller, L Werther - arXiv preprint arXiv:1611.09516, 2016 - arxiv.org
Ancient and medieval harbours connected via navigable and terrestrial routes could be
interpreted as elements of complex traffic networks. Based on evidence from three projects
in Priority Programme 1630 (Fossa Carolina, Inland harbours in Central Europe and
Byzantine harbours on the Balkan coasts) we present a pioneer study to apply concepts and
tools of network theory on archaeological and on written evidence as well as to integrate this
data into different network models. Our diachronic approach allows for an analysis of the …
interpreted as elements of complex traffic networks. Based on evidence from three projects
in Priority Programme 1630 (Fossa Carolina, Inland harbours in Central Europe and
Byzantine harbours on the Balkan coasts) we present a pioneer study to apply concepts and
tools of network theory on archaeological and on written evidence as well as to integrate this
data into different network models. Our diachronic approach allows for an analysis of the …
Connecting Harbours. A comparison of traffic networks across ancient and medieval Europe
L Werther, J Preiser-Kapeller - 2016 - amad.org
Beschreibung: Ancient and medieval harbours connected via navigable and terrestrial
routes could be interpreted as elements of complex traffic networks. Based on evidence from
three projects in Priority Programme 1630 (Fossa Carolina, Inland harbours in Central
Europe and Byzantine harbours on the Balkan coasts) we present a pioneer study to apply
concepts and tools of network theory on archaeological and on written evidence as well as
to integrate this data into different network models. Our diachronic approach allows for an …
routes could be interpreted as elements of complex traffic networks. Based on evidence from
three projects in Priority Programme 1630 (Fossa Carolina, Inland harbours in Central
Europe and Byzantine harbours on the Balkan coasts) we present a pioneer study to apply
concepts and tools of network theory on archaeological and on written evidence as well as
to integrate this data into different network models. Our diachronic approach allows for an …
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