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Fishing from ships : fishing techniques in the light of nautical archaeology
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- Introduction : an interdisciplinary workshop in Cádiz
- Inferences about prehistoric fishing gear based on archaeological fish assemblages
- Fishing nets in the ancient world : the historical and archaeological evidence
- Fishing tackle in Hispania : reflections, proposals and first results
- Fishing equipment from Myos Hormos and fishing techniques on the Red Sea in the Roman period
- Nets and fishing gear in Roman mosaics from Spain
- Fishing in the Roman world
- The origin and development of tuna fishing nets (Almadrabas)
- Fishing from ships : fishing techniques in the light of nautical archaeology
- Fishing vessels in antiquity : the archaeological evidence from Ostia
- Fish and chips of knowledge : some thoughts on the biases of the archaeological record
- The lithic tools of the La Esparragosa site (Chiclana de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain, fourth Millennium BC) : a methodological contribution to the study of lithic tools for the consumption of fish
- Terra sigillata as a source for fishing gear of the early imperial period
- Archaeological evidence for ancient fixed-net fishing in northern Morocco
- Fishing gear, open boats and preserving skills
- Corrals, sabaleras and pulperas : three types of fishing in the bay of Cádiz
- The SAGENA project : fishing equipment in Baetica in classical antiquity
- Spheroid clay weights from the Venetian Lagoon
- Nets and fishing gear in classical antiquity : past, present and future scholarship
- Bibliography
- Indices