Adriatic Sea
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Reconstruction of paleo relative sea level (RSL) is based on multi-proxy disciplines including archaeology. Saltpans, like fish tanks which are considered a reliable method for acquiring RSL index points, are also anthropogenic intertidal... more
Reconstruction of paleo relative sea level (RSL) is based on multi-proxy disciplines including archaeology. Saltpans, like fish tanks which are considered a reliable method for acquiring RSL index points, are also anthropogenic intertidal... more
The Mediterranean population of Cuvieŕs beaked whale (Ziphius cavirostris), a deep-diving cetacean, is genetically distinct from the Atlantic, and subject to a number of conservation threats, in particular underwater noise. It is also... more
This article discusses the transformation of the urban space after World War I in the former Habsburg port city of Trieste. It reveals the key role played by the newly annexed northeastern Adriatic borderland in the national symbolism of... more
Three coastal examples of living commons in the eastern Adriatic: Lanišće, Lun and Žirje.
In this contribution a brief outline of the character of the city of Ravenna is sketched on the background of its history from the 1st to 5th century AD. The attitude of the city towards the sea changed with the end of the maritime... more
A B S T R A C T The mechanisms of mercury (Hg) microbial transformations in coastal marine water column are poorly understood. In an effort to study seasonal Hg transformation mechanisms and underlying processes in the coastal marine... more
Contenuto in "Vele d'autore nell'Adriatico Orientale. La navigazione a vela fra Grado e Dulcigno nella letteratura italiana". Atti del Convegno Internazionale, Trieste, 5-6 ottobre 2017, a cura di G. Baroni e C. Benussi, Pisa-Roma,... more
History of a traditional boat of the northern Adriatic (Riccione, Italy), a two-masted fishing "lancione" with "at the third" sails, built in 1928 and now declared monument of national interest by Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Italy.
A map on the financial flows and investment concerning the European strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region
Two out of three critically endangered species of angelsharks (genus Squatina (Dumeril, 1806)) inhabiting the Mediterranean have been recorded in the Adriatic Sea, namely smoothback angelshark S. oculata Bonaparte, 1840 and common... more
In this paper an attempt is made to define and clarify some issues on the indigenous pottery present in the area of Dalmatia during the last millennium BC. The area of Dalmatia covers large part of the eastern Adriatic coast, from the... more
The paper presents a comparative analysis of the map of Dalmatia by Johannes Janssonius and 5 maps by his contemporaries. Janssonius’s cartographical models and the sources of the printed text accompanying his map are identified. The roles... more
«Social approaches to eighteenth-century international history: regional phenomena» International conference at Sciences Po (Paris, 7-8 April 2016), organized by David Do Paço. Sponsored by: Centre d'Histoire de Sciences Po, CIERA, CMMC,... more
Using the Central Mediterranean Sea as a model system, we provide strong evidence for enhanced periods of storminess leading to coastal flooding during the last 4500 years. We show that long-term correlations can be drawn between... more
Thanks to its favorable geographical position, in the Otranto Channel inside the Straits of Corfu, and the presence of a safe place for mooring ships, during Roman times Butrint had to be one of the busiest harbors, both along the routes... more
Croatia, with an area of 56.538 km2 and 4,8 million inhabitants is one of 22 recently recognized European countries. It is considered to be one of the new European states, although it existed as an independent state in the early Middle... more
The chapter considers some examples of workmanship along the Croatian littoral zone. After an introduction which explains the main features of Croatian Adriatic, three topics have been treated. The first one deals with natural and... more
The south Adriatic shelf offshore of the predominently carbonate Apulian coast is characterized by a peculiar rough topography interpreted as relic karst formed at a time of lower sea level. The study area covers a surface of about 220... more
Il confine nordorientale. Temi e prospettive nella storiografia recente Titolo Rivista: MEMORIA E RICERCA Autori/Curatori: Sabine Rutar, Pamela Ballinger, Monica Rebeschini, Gaetano Dato, Emilio Cocco, Rolf Worsdorfer Anno di... more
Data gathered along the previously unexplored coasts of Albania and Montenegro address a wide range of archaeological research topics including colonization, overseas exchange routes, trade connections, and artifact distributions. These... more