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Published:28/11/2025Language:EnglishPages:146, Illustrated throughout in black & white and colour.BAR Number: S3241Series: BAR International Series

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Maritime Archaeology Research Exchange (M.A.R.E.)

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Papers from the 2021–2023 online lecture series

Edited by Maurice Thurn, Alexander C. Reich, and Judith Gatt

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This volume originates from the Maritime Archaeology Research Exchange (M.A.R.E.) Online Lecture Series, which was established to promote the work of graduate students and early career researchers in maritime archaeology. Between 2021 and 2023, twenty-five emerging scholars presented their research through this monthly lecture series. The contributions gathered in this volume are a selection of those presentations, highlighting both the diversity of maritime archaeology in the Mediterranean region and the wide range of methodological and theoretical approaches embraced by a new generation of maritime archaeologists.

About the Editor

Maurice Thurn is a PhD student at the University of Hamburg. He studies Roman harbour cities on the Iberian Peninsula.

Alexander C. Reich is a PhD student in Classical Archaeology at the University of Hamburg with a focus on harbour cities in Sicily.

Judith Gatt is a maritime archaeologist. She recently completed a joint PhD at Aix-Marseille University and the University of Cyprus, focusing on ancient harbour construction.

List of Contributors: Mohamed Abdelaziz, Felipe Cerezo Andreo, Mohamed Elsaye, Max Fiederling, Pascal Hoffmann, Mieke Kassulke, Georgia-Dimitra Kyriakou, Felix Moser, Angiolo Querci, Soledad Solana Rubio, Thomas Simeth, Julia Zerafa

Reviews

‘The collection of contributions in this volume covers a variety of topics very interesting and relevant to maritime archaeology and the understanding of various areas of research in the field.’ Dr Massimiliano Secci, Independent Researcher

‘The book provides new perspectives on old topics relating to maritime archaeology of the Mediterranean region. […] It presents very innovatively a very wide set of data from history, literature and archaeology creating an up-to-date and useful study.’ Dr Katerina Velentza, University of Hull