The maritime Silk Road global connectivities, regional nodes, localities.

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	JSTOR (Organization)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	AMSTERDAM : AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY PR, 2022.
Edition:	1ST ED.
Series:	Asian Borderlands ; 18
Subjects:	China > Commerce > History. Shipping > China > History. Trade routes > Indian Ocean > History. Trade routes > Pacific Area > History. Trade routes > Asia > History. Silk Road > History. China > Commercial policy > History. HISTORY / World. Commerce. Commercial policy. Shipping. Trade routes. Asia. Asia > Silk Road. China. Indian Ocean. Pacific Area. Archaeology, maritime exchange, global trade, maritime Silk Road. Electronic books. History.
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Table of Contents:

Frontmatter
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
The Maritime Silk Road: An Introduction
Global Connectivities
1 Spaces, Places and Things: The Spatial Dimension of Early Indian Ocean Exchange
2 Open Space and Flexible Borders: Theorizing Maritime Space through Premodern Sino-Islamic Connections
3 From Regional to Global: Early Glass and the Development of the Maritime Silk Road
Regional Nodes
4 Archaeological Evidence of Shipping and Shipbuilding Along The Maritime Silk Road
5 Networks and Cultural Mapping of South Asian Maritime Trade
6 Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean World: Relocating Agency from the "Center" to the "Periphery" and from the Maritime Silk Road to the Maritime Ivory Route
Localities
7 Chinese Ceramics on the Maritime Silk Road: The Importance of Context
8 Urban Demographics along the Asian Maritime Silk Road: Archaeological Small Finds and Settlement Patterns at Premodern Port-Settlements of the Malay Region
9 Indian Ocean Trade through Buddhist Iconographies
Contributors
Index