Description
In this compelling study, Joe Flatman delves into the world of medieval maritime history, examining the intricate details of shipbuilding and the vessels themselves through archaeological findings. The work highlights the significance of these ships, not merely as means of transport, but as reflections of the era's technological advancements and cultural exchanges.
Flatman's meticulous analysis reveals how archaeological evidence provides invaluable insights into the construction techniques and materials used by medieval shipbuilders. By intertwining history and archaeology, this exploration offers readers a deeper understanding of the maritime practices that shaped the medieval world and its intricate connection to trade, exploration, and cultural developments.
Flatman's meticulous analysis reveals how archaeological evidence provides invaluable insights into the construction techniques and materials used by medieval shipbuilders. By intertwining history and archaeology, this exploration offers readers a deeper understanding of the maritime practices that shaped the medieval world and its intricate connection to trade, exploration, and cultural developments.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
242 pages
Language
English
Published
Dec 31, 2007
Publisher
British Archaeological Reports
ISBN-10
140730058X
ISBN-13
9781407300580