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Trade and navigation on the Left Shore of the Black Sea and the Lower Danube (1st-3rd century AD)

Resource Name Trade and navigation on the Left Shore of the Black Sea and the Lower Danube (1st-3rd century AD)
Author Octavian Bounegru
ISBN 978-973-152-088-9
Material type Text
Subject history, archeology and epigraphy; Romania, Bulgaria and Serbia (Europe)
Publisher Casa Editorială Demiurg, Iași

Year 2008
Format 24 cm, 283 p
Format printing
Language Romanian (with abstract in French)
Annotation Comerț și navigație la Pontul Stîng și Dunărea de Jos (sec. I- III P.Chr.) (original title). This book is an analysis to the trade relations carried out mainly in the north - eastern segment of the province of Moesia Inferior, a territory now known today as Dobrudja, with an overview of the Lower Danube basin and the provinces of Dacia, Moesia Superior, Moesia Inferior and Thracia. Analyzing the epigraphic and artistic sources, the author presents the commercial structures and social categories related with this field and the way in which people and trade were integrated in the economy of the area and also in the Roman Empire. It is aimed at researchers and students.

Note to the second edition - Note - Warning - Introduction - The Roman provinces on the Lower Danube in the 2nd BC - III AD centuries. General historical considerations - Shipowners and navigators - Merchants - Navigation and the maritime and fluvial vessels - Customs organization - Final considerations - Supplementum epigraphicum - Abstract - Bibliography - Indices.

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