Modern Authors on Ancient Ports

The references are listed as ancient authors and as modern authors.

Karl Lehmann-Hartleben’s “Katalog” is most interesting and mentioned very often, but it may be said that positioning of his ports is not all that clear: I therefore decided to find the precise position of all his 303 ports. The 183 ports of Nicolas Carayon are easier to find as he uses modern place names. The 1055 sites of Nic Flemming are located by latitude-longitude: what else could I wish… except an atlas like the Barrington Atlas!

    • ARNAUD, P. (2005) “Les routes de la navigation antique “, éd. Errance, (248 p).
    • ARNAUD, P. (2017a) “Les infrastructures portuaires antiques”, in The Sea in History: The Ancient World – La Mer dans l’Histoire: L’Antiquité, Edited by Pascal Arnaud and Philip de Souza, General editor Christian Buchet, Woodbridge, The Boydell Press, (p. 224-242).
    • ARNAUD, P. (2017b) “Playing dominoes with Stadiasmus Maris Magni, Syria”, in Space, Landscapes and Settlements in Byzantium, Presented by Johannes Koder, Novi Sad, Vienna, (p. 15-49).
    • BARRINGTON ATLAS of the Greek and Roman World, Richard J.A. Talbert (ed.), (2000), Princeton University Press, (270 p).
    • BLACKMAN, D. (1982) “Ancient harbours in the Mediterranean”, International Journal of Nautical Archaeology and Underwater Exploration, 11.2 (p 79-104) and 11.3, (p 185-211).
    • BLACKMAN, D. & RANKOV, B. et al. (2013) “Shipsheds of the Ancient Mediterranean”, Cambridge University Press, (617 p).
    • BOARDMAN, J. & HAMMOND, N. (1982) “The Cambridge Ancient History, The Expansion of the Greek World, Eighth to Sixth Centuries B.C.”, Cambridge University Press, 2nd ed., Vol. III, Part 3, (528 p).
    • BONANNO, A. (2005) “Malta: Phoenician, Punic, and Roman”, Malta, Midsea Books Ltd, (359 p).
    • BOTTE, E., (2009) “Salaisons et sauces de poissons en Italie du Sud et en Sicile durant l’Antiquité”, Publications du Centre Jean Bérard, (231 p).
    • BURSTEIN, S. (1989) “Agatharchides of Cnidus – On the Erythraean Sea”, The Hakluyt Society, London, (202 p).
    • CARAYON, N. (2008) “Les ports phéniciens et puniques “, Université de Strasbourg II, Thèse soutenue le 17/5/2008, (1384 p).
    • CARAYON, N. (2012) “Les ports phéniciens du Liban – Milieux naturels, organisation spatiale et infrastructures”, Archaeology and History in Lebanon, 36-37 (2012-2013), p. 1-137.
    • CASSON, L. (1971) “Ships and seamanship in the ancient world”, Princeton, (470 p).
    • CASSON, L. (1989) “The Periplus Maris Erythraei”, Princeton, (344 p).
    • CHRISTIANSEN, J. (2011) “Les phares et la signalisation maritime à l’époque romaine”, Université Lumière (Lyon II), Mémoire de Master 2, (269 p).
    • CLEERE, H. (1978) “Roman harbours in Britain south of Hadrian’s Wall”, in du Plat Taylor, J. & Cleere, H. (eds), Roman Shipping and Trade: Britain and the Rhine Provinces. CBA Research Report No 24, (p 36-40).
    • COHEN, Getzel M. (1995 and 2006 and 2013) “The Hellenistic settlements in Europe, the islands and Asia Minor” and “The Hellenistic settlements in Syria, the Red Sea basin and North Africa” and “The Hellenistic Settlements in the East from Armenia and Mesopotamia to Bactria and India”, University of California Press, (508 & 501 & 440 p).
    • CONFERENCE ANSER 2004 (2005) “Le strutture dei porti e degli approdi antichi”, Seminario a cura di A. Gallina Zevi e R. Turchetti, 16-17/4/2004, Rubbettino ed.
    • CONFERENCE ROMA 2008 (2010) “Meetings between cultures in the ancient Mediterranean”, Bollettino di Archeologia on line I 2010/ Volume speciale B / B7 / 1, 22-26/9/2008, (160 p).
    • CONFERENCE BYZAS 19 (2015) “Harbors and Harbor Cities in the Eastern Mediterranean from Antiquity to Byzantium. Recent Discoveries & New Approaches”, 30/5-1/6/2011, Istanbul, (836 p).
    • CUISENIER, J. (2003) “Le Périple d’Ulysse”, Paris, Fayard, (451 p).
    • DAIM, F. et al. (2016) “Die byzantinischen Häfen Konstantinopels”, Byzanz zwischen Orient und Okzident Veröffentlichungen des Leibniz-WissenschaftsCampus Mainz, (207 p).
    • DAWSON, H. (2013) “Mediterranean Voyages – The Archaeology of Island Colonisation and Abandonment”, Left Coast Press, Walnut Creek, California, (324 p).
    • DE BOER, J. (1999) “Apollonia Pontica and its emporia, ports of trade?”, Proceedings of the 9th Symposium of Vani, Presse Universitaire Franc-Comtoises, (p 125-138).
    • DE BOER, J. & STRONK, J. (2000-2001) “Two greek emporia south of Apollonia Pontica”, Talanta, Proceedings of the Dutch Archaeological and Historical Society Volumes, (p 233-238).
    • DE GRAAUW, A. (2022) “Palaeoportology, Ancient Coastal settlements, Ports and Harbours, The Catalogue”, 8th ed. , Grenoble, (323 p).
    • DE GRAAUW, A. (2017) “From Amphora to TEU: Journey of a container – An engineer’s perspective”, PortusLimen workshop 3, 26-26/1/2017, BSR, Rome.
    • DHAEZE, W. (2019) “The Roman North Sea and Channel Coastal Defences”, Universa Press, Wetteren, (341 p).
    • DUSSAUD, R. (1927) “Topographie historique de la Syrie antique et médiévale”, Presses de l’IFPO, Beyrouth, (629 p).
    • FABIAO, C. (2009) “Cetarias, anforas e sal: a exploracao de recursos marinhos na Lusitania”,  Estudos Arqueológicos de Oeiras, 17, Oeiras, Câmara Municipal, (p 555-594).
    • FERNÁNDEZ OCHOA, C. & MORILLO, A. (1994) “De Brigantium a Oiasso. Una aproximación al estudio de los
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    • FEUSER, S. (2020) “Hafenstädte im östlichen Mittelmeerraum vom Hellenismus bis in die römische Kaiserzeit: Städtebau, Funktion und Wahrnehmung”, Urban Spaces, Band 8, ed. de Gruyter, Berlin, (391 p).
    • FLEMMING, N. (1980) “Cities under the Mediterranean”, Archaeology under Water, An Atlas of the World’s Submerged Sites”, edt. Keith Muckelroy, McGraw-Hill, New York, (16 p).
    • FLEMMING, N. & PIRAZZOLI, P. (1981) “Archéologie des côtes de la Crète”, Dossiers d’Archéologie N° 50, (p 66-81).
    • FLEMMING, N. & WEBB, C. (1986) “Tectonic and eustatic coastal changes during the last 10 000 years derived from archaeological data”, Z. Geomorph. N.F, Suppl. Bd 62, Berlin, (p 1-29).
    • FORSTER, C. (1844) “The historical geography of Arabia”, London, (443 p).
    • FRANCO, L. (1996) “Ancient Mediterranean harbours : a heritage to preserve”, Ocean & Coastal Management, vol 30, Nos 2-3, Elsevier Science Ltd, (p 115-151).
    • FROST, H. (1963) “Under the Mediterranean, Marine antiquities”, Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd, London, (278 p).
    • GADHOUM, A. (2010) “Etude des ports et des sites côtiers antiques de la côte orientale de la Tunisie”, Thèse de doctorat, Université Aix-Marseille, (489 p).
    • GINALIS, A. (2014) “Byzantine Ports – Central Greece as a link between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea”, PhD thesis, Merton College and Institute of Archaeology, Oxford, (305 p).
    • GINALIS, A., HEHER, D., KÜLZER, A., PREISER-KAPELLER, J., SIMEONOV, G. (2019) “Harbours and landing places on the Balkan coasts of the Byzantine Empire (4th to 12th centuries)”, in: L. Werther / H. Müller / M. Foucher (ed.), European Harbour Data Repository, vol. 04, (59 p).
    • GORDIEIEV, A. (2015) “Place names of the Black Sea and Sea of Azov coasts from portolan charts of XIV-XVII centuries”, Academia.edu, Kiev, (544 p).
    • GRELOIS, JP. (2007) “Pierre Gilles, Itinéraires byzantins”, Ass. des amis du Centre d’histoire et civilisation de Byzance, Paris, (512 p).
    • GRENIER, A. (1934) “Manuel d’archéologie gallo-romaine, Deuxième partie : l’archéologie du sol, Volume 2 : Navigation, Occupation du sol”, éd. Auguste Picard, Paris, (628 p).
    • GRIMALDI, F. (2021) “Les infrastructures portuaires dans l’iconographie monétaire romaine”, Colloque “Les ports dans l’espace méditerranéen antique”, Fréjus, 2018, (p 91-110).
    • HAMPSA, H. (2006) “I porti antichi di Creta”, Thèse de doctorat de l’Université de Salerne, (341 p).
    • HANSEN, M. & NIELSEN, T. (2004) “An Inventory of Archaic and Classical Poleis”, Oxford University Press, (1413 p).
    • HAZLITT, W. (1851) “The Classical Gazetteer: A dictionary of ancient geography, sacred and profane”, Whittaker & co, London, (392 p).
    • HERUBEL, M. (1937) “L’homme et la Côte, Étude d’Economie Maritime”, Collection Géographie Humaine (n° 10), Gallimard, Paris, (219 p).
    • HUISSEN, G. (2022), edt. “Roman Ports – a site dedicated to Roman harbours, ships and overseas trade”, continuous publishing on web site.
    • JACOTIN, P. (1809) “Description de l’Egypte, carte topographique de l’Egypte levée pendant l’expédition de l’armée française”, Paris, (53 p).
    • JEHASSE, O. & NUCCI, F. (2000) “Les Voies romaines de Corse”, Labiana/IDIM de l’Université de Corse, (48 p).
    • JONDET, G. (1916) “Les ports submergés de l’ancienne île de Pharos”, Mémoires présentés à l’institut égyptien, Tome IX, Le Caire, (121 p).
    • KEAY, S. & MILLETT, M. (2005) “Portus in Context”, Portus, an archaeological survey of the port of imperial Rome, The British School at Rome, (378 p).
    • KEAY, S. (2012) “The port system of Imperial Rome”, Rome, Portus and the Mediterranean, The British School at Rome, (454 p).
    • KOWALSKI, JM. (2012) “Navigation et Géographie dans l’antiquité Gréco-Romaine – La terre vue de la mer”, éd. Picard, Paris (256 p).
    • LAFON, X. (2001) “Villa Maritima – Recherches sur les villas littorales de l’Italie romaine”, Ecole française de Rome, (527 p).
    • LEHMANN-HARTLEBEN, K. (1923) “Die antiken Hafenanlagen des Mittelmeeres”, Klio, Beihefte 14, (304 p).
    • LENDERING, J. (2022) “LIVIUS, Articles on Ancient History”, Amsterdam University, continuous publishing on his web site.
    • LOVEN, B. (2011) “The Ancient Harbours of the Piraeus, Vol. I. The Zea Shipsheds and slipways”, Monographs of the Danish Institute at Athens, Vol 15, 1, (565 p).
    • MARION DE PROCE, S. (2007) “as yet unpublished Master thesis”
    • MARKOE, G. (2000) “The Phoenicians”, Peoples of the Past, The Trustees of the British Museum, Berkeley, (224 p).
    • MASSY, J-L. (2013) “Amphore à moitié pleine ou à moitié vide ? Les apports de l’archéologie sous-marine en Corse à la connaissance de l’Antiquité (1950-2012)”, Cahiers d’Archéologie subaquatique, N° 20, 2013, (212 p).
    • MAUNY, R. (1968) “Le périple de la mer Erythrée et le problème du commerce romain en Afrique au sud du Limes”, Journal de la Société des Africanistes, N° 38-1, (p 19-34).
    • MAURO, C. (2019) “Archaic and Classical Harbours of the Greek World – The Aegean and Eastern Ionian contexts”, Archaeopress Publishing Ltd, Oxford, (115 p).
    • McLAUGHLIN, R. (2014) “The Roman Empire and the Indian Ocean”, ed. Pen & Sword Books Ltd, (298 p).
    • MEDEIROS, I. (2012) “O complexo industrial da Boca do Rio. Organização de um sítio produtor de preparados piscícolas”, Dissertação, Universidade do Algarve, (248 p).
    • MEIJER, F. & VAN NIJF, O. (1992) “Trade, Transport and Society in the Ancient World”, ed. Routledge, London, (223 p).
    • DE MONFREID, H. (1932) “Les secrets de la Mer Rouge”, Bernard Grasset, Paris, (236 p).
    • MORHANGE, C. et al. (2015) “Dynamiques géomorphologiques et typologie géoarchéologique des ports antiques”, Quaternaire, 26, (2), 2015, (p 117-139).
    • MURRAY, W. M. (2012) “The Age of Titans, the rise and fall of the great Hellenistic navies “, Oxford University Press, (383 p).
    • NOLI, A. & FRANCO, L. (2009) “The ancient ports of Rome: new insights from engineers”, Archaeologia Maritima Mediterranea, 6, (p 189-207).
    • OLESON, J. & BRANDON, C. & HOHLFELDER, R. & JACKSON, M. (2014) “Building for Eternity – The history and Technology of Roman Concrete Engineering in the Sea”, Oxbow Books, (327 p).
    • OLESON, J. (2015) “The evolution of harbour engineering in the ancient Mediterranean world”, BYZAS 19, Istanbul, (p 509-522).
    • “PAULYS Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft”, (1893-1980), Metzler, Stuttgart.
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    • PEYROUS, R. (2015) “Retour d’Ulysse de Troie vers Ithaque – Hypothèses sur la seconde partie du parcours depuis le Cap Malée”, Paris, Société des écrivains, (534 p).
    • PINHEIRO-BLOT, M.L. (2003) “Os portos na origem dos centros urbanos”, Trabalhos de arqueologia, 28, Lisboa, (ca 330 p).
    • PITASSI, M. (2012) “The Roman Navy – Ships, Men, Warfare – 350 BC-AD 475”, Seaforth Publishing, Yorkshire, (324 p).
    • POIDEBARD, A. (1939) “Un grand port disparu, TYR. Recherches aériennes et sous-marines”, Librairie orientaliste Paul Geuthner, Paris, (128 p).
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    • RANKOV, B. (2012) “Trireme Olympias, the final report”, Oxbow Books, (243 p).
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    • RICKMAN, G. (1971) “Roman Granaries and Store Buildings”, Cambridge University Press, (364 p).
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    • TARTARON, T. F. (2013) “Maritime Networks in the Mycenaean World”, Cambridge University Press, New York, (360 p).
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