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5 produkter

1. 

   Mediterranean Cities

   Historical Perspectives

   Av Robert L. Hohlfelder, Irad Malkin

   Inbunden, 1988

   2600 kr

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   First published in 1988. This is a collection of works where the Mediterranean provides the context for all the cities which appear in this volume: all are (or have been) port cities, and as such their harbours played a significant role in shaping their histories. In essence, the question of …

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   Mediterranean Cities

   Historical Perspectives

   Av Robert L. Hohlfelder, Irad Malkin

   Häftad, 2016

   791 kr

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   First published in 1988. This is a collection of works where the Mediterranean provides the context for all the cities which appear in this volume: all are (or have been) port cities, and as such their harbours played a significant role in shaping their histories. In essence, the question of …

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   Mediterranean Cities

   Historical Perspectives

   Av Irad Malkin, Robert L. Hohlfelder

   E-bok, 2015

   927 kr

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   First published in 1988. This is a collection of works where the Mediterranean provides the context for all the cities which appear in this volume: all are (or have been) port cities, and as such their harbours played a significant role in shaping their histories. In essence, the question of …

4. 

   Mediterranean Cities

   Historical Perspectives

   Av Irad Malkin, Robert L. Hohlfelder

   E-bok, 2015

   907 kr

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   First published in 1988. This is a collection of works where the Mediterranean provides the context for all the cities which appear in this volume: all are (or have been) port cities, and as such their harbours played a significant role in shaping their histories. In essence, the question of …

5. 

   Maritime World of Ancient Rome

   Av Robert L. Hohlfelder

   Inbunden, 2008

   1594 kr

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   It was not until the third century BCE that geopolitical realities beyond Italy forced Rome to recognize the importance of the sea to its own fate. Two centuries later, following the fall of Egypt in 30 BCE, Rome emerged as the dominant maritime power. Once in place, Rome's dominance of the sea …