" This book offers an archaeological analysis of maritime economy and connectivity in the
Roman east. That seafaring was fundamental to prosperity under Rome is beyond doubt, but …

The focus of this article is to link historical accounts about former islands of the Anatolian
gulfs of the Aegean Sea to geoarchaeological evidence. During the Holocene, prominent …

The conventional approach to ore provenance studies of ancient silver coins and artifacts
has been to first analyze and then try to match them to published data about mining districts …

During the past millennia, many erosion and accumulation processes have been modified
by anthropogenic impact. This holds especially true for the environs of ancient settlements …

Human settlement activities have caused changes in soil chemical properties that might
remain preserved in the soil archive for a very long time. These traces might be close to …

Heavy metals from urban runoff preserved in sedimentary deposits record long-term
economic and industrial development via the expansion and contraction of a city's …

Since the discovery of the ancient harbor of Naples in 2004 during construction work on an
underground railway, geoarchaeological studies undertaken on the archaeological …

Although the ancient site of Utica has been studied since the 19th century, the location of its
harbors remains unresolved as they were buried under sediments as the Mejerda delta …

Bronze Age archaeological records from the eastern Mediterranean identify two periods of
widespread so-called societal 'collapse'between ca. 4.50–ca. 4.20 cal ka BP and ca. 3.50 …

Recent molecular phylogenetic studies of Dipsacales place Symphoricarpos in a clade
containing Leycesteria, Triosteum, and Lonicera. The aim of this research was to analyze …