Contenus

• Oman and Islamic maritime networks (632-1507 CE)
  Staples, Eric
• Oman’s maritime activities thruoghout the Indian Ocean 1650-1856 CE
  Nicolini, Beatrice
• Navigation in Islamic sources
  Staples, Eric
• Omani-Portuguese maritime activities (1500-1650 CE)
  Floor, Willem
• Maritime history, world history, global history: some thoughts on past, present and future
  Alpers, Edward A.
• Hinterland trade and maritime networks in Oman from Iron Age to Late Antiquity (1000 BCE-630 CE)
  Reddy, Anjana
• Maritime trade in the Bronze Age
  Vosmer, Tom
• The development of boatbuilding technologies and typologies
  Vosmer, Tom
• Oman’s maritime history since 1856 CE
  Allen, Jr, Calvin H.
• Sohar: forelands, Umland and Hinterland in the history of an Omani entrepôt
  Averbuch, Brian
• Ports in the Indian Ocean
  Pearson, Michael
• Northern Indian Ocean Islamic seaports and the interior of the Arabian Peninusula
  Zarins, Juris
• Muscat and Mutrah
  Gaube, Heinz
• The port of Gwadar and its relationship with Oman
  Nicolini, Beatrice
• Islamic period Maritime trade and travel along the southern Arabian coasts of the Indian Ocean: the case of Socotra, the Hallaniyat, Masirah and Mabut islands
  Zarins, Juris
• East Africa and Oman, c. 600-1856 CE
  Horton, Mark
• Julfar and the ports of northern Oman
  Power, Timothy
• Hormuz: Bandar and Mulk (port and dominion): eleventh to early sixteenth century CE. When Hormuz was the hinge of a new land and maritime system, and Oman was its pivot: the Hormuz - Oman - Kij mercantile dominion
  Piacentini Fiorani, Valeria
• Conclusion: the ports of Oman today
  Staples, Eric
• Qalhat and Sur
  Vosmer, Tom