Trade, Roman maritime (early and late empire)

The maritime trade of the Early and Late Roman Empire was a combination of older characteristics, such as ship assembly and personnel, and elements particular to the Roman Empire, such as an increasing centralization of power and bureaucracy. Sea transportation was the easiest and most efficient means of moving goods, people, and ideas throughout the empire's vast territory. Despite the large corpus of archaeological, iconographic, epigraphic, and textual data, there are still debates over the fundamental nature of the movement itself.

Ancient history · Archaeology · Bureaucracy · Empire · Political science · Power (physics) · Roman Empire · Archaeology and Historical Studies · History · Law · Law, logistics, and international trade · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology

• Ancient Shipwrecks of the Mediterranean and the Roman Provinces

  A J Parker•Ancient shipwrecks of the…•1992

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• The Economics of the Roman Stone Trade

  Ben Russell•The economics of the Roman stone…•2013

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• The spice trade of the Roman Empire, 29 B.C. to A.D. 641

  James Innes Miller•The spice trade of the Roman…•1969

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• Framing the Early Middle Ages

  Chris Wickham•FRAMING THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES:…•2005

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• Late Roman trade and traders

  C R Whittaker•Trade in the Ancient Economy•1983

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• Trade in the Ancient Economy

  Peter Garnsey, Keith Hopkins et al.•Trade in the Ancient Economy•1983

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• The Grain Market in the Roman Empire

  Open Access•Paul Erdkamp•Grain Market in the Roman Empire•2005

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• Opportunistic Ports and Spaces of Exchange in Late Roman Cyprus

  Open Access•Justin Leidwanger•Journal of Maritime Archaeology•2013

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• Transition from Shell to Skeleton in Ancient Mediterranean Ship-Construction

  Open Access•Patrice Pomey, Yaacov Kahanov et al.•The International Journal of…•2012

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• Trading Communities in the Roman World

  Taco T Terpstra•Trading communities in the Roman…•2013

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• Diocletian's Prices Edict

  Open Access•Pascal Arnaud•Journal of Roman Archaeology•2007

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• Trade and Empire In Search of Organizing Concepts for the Roman Economy

  Peter Fibiger Bang•Past & Present•2007

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• The organization of the grain trade in the early Roman Empire

  Open Access•David Kessler, Peter Temin•The Economic History Review•2007

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