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    The Taifas of the Sharq Al-Andalus on the Mediterranean Routes and Market in the 11th Century

    AZUAR RUIZ, Rafael

    València: Ministry of Territory Policies, Public Works and Mobility , 2019. Llibre

    This work on the taifas of the sharq al-Andalus and the Mediterranean offers a different view, not from within al-Andalus but from the context of the Mediterranean described by Christophe Picard in his La mero das Califas (2014). History from the sea, which starts by analysing the narrow strip of land that constitutes the sharq al-Andalus. A territory defined in the sources as the area where the rivers flow into the Mediterranean, with their mouths forming a coastal profile dominated by wetlands and extensive lagoons such as those of Valencia and Elche. In addition, inland seas such as the Mar Menor in Murcia and very important and valuable natural salt marshes such as that of La Mata de...

    This work on the taifas of the sharq al-Andalus and the Mediterranean offers a different view, not from within al-Andalus but from the context of the Mediterranean described by Christophe Picard in his La mero das Califas (2014). History from the sea, which starts by analysing the narrow strip of land that constitutes the sharq al-Andalus. A territory defined in the sources as the area where the rivers flow into the Mediterranean, with their mouths forming a coastal profile dominated by wetlands and extensive lagoons such as those of Valencia and Elche. In addition, inland seas such as the Mar Menor in Murcia and very important and valuable natural salt marshes such as that of La Mata de Guardamar del Segura were formed along the coast. Coasts open to the dreaded easterly winds and dominated by the currents of the Strait of Gibraltar, which forced vessels to follow the coast as far as Denia, from where they set sail for the western Mediterranean via the route of the Balearic Islands, described by Arab geographers, the backbone of the itineraries and navigation routes between the Islamic coasts of the south and the Christian coasts of the north. Maritime geography and navigation routes are analysed in this book not only from Latin chronicles and Arab sources but also, and in a new way, from the information provided by archaeological methodology, both terrestrial and underwater.

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    ISBN: 978-84-482-6332-4
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    Trade and Sea Culture. Alicante, Mediterranean Gate

    AGUILAR CIVERA, Inmaculada i FERRER MARSAL, Juan (coords.)

    València: Ministry of Infrasctructure, Territory and Environment , 2013. Llibre

    This books title references the Mediterranean sea and out city, Alicante, the sea gate. It is structured i four blocks: the first one presents a unitarian vision of sea trade in Alicante and its carthographic legacy; the second one presents the marine trade detailed history; the third one is focused on traded goods and the fourth one is dedicated to navigators, artificers, tourists, businesspeople, consignees and maritime institutions. There is another reading along these blocks, some files at the end of each text that provide details of this passionate history.

    Chapters:

    • FERRER MARSAL, Juan, 'Alicante's coastline as a trade and maritime space'.
    • AGUILAR CIVERA, Inmaculada, 'Cathrographic legacy of Alicante's dock. Projecting and registering a dock space (from the 16th to 18th centuries)'.
    • MÁRQUEZ VILLORA, Juan Carlos, 'Sea trade, routes and docks of Alicante coastline until the Roman republican era'.
    • GISBERT SANTONJA, Josep A., 'Rome and trade routes between Dianium and Carthago Nova. Archeological imprint of activity in docks of Lucentum, illici and Dianium. Topography, logistics and strategies for docks and cities of classic Antiquity'.
    • AZUAR RUÍZ, Rafael, 'Alicante in Mediterranean Al-Andalus (from 8th to 13th centuries)'.
    • HINOJOSA MONTALVO, José, 'Alicante, historical dock of the Aragón Kingdom'.
    • ZABALA URIARTE, Aingeru, 'International trade in Alicante docks during the 18th century (1700-1780)'.
    • ZABALA URIARTE, Aingeru, 'Alicante borders in the 18th century'.
    • PALAZÓN FERRANDO, Salvador, 'Dock activity in the 19th century'.
    • MORENO FONSERET, Roque, 'Trade expansion and functional changes in the 20th century'.
    • SALIDO JIMÉNEZ, Julio, 'Changes in the infrastructures and evolution of sea traffic of Aicante docks in the 20th century'.
    • ESTEBAN CHAPAPRÍA, Vicent; AGUILAR HERRANDO, José, 'Alicante and the docks in the 21st century'.
    • GISBERT SANTONJA, Josep A., 'Wine and oil in food trade'.
    • COSTA MAS, José, 'Dénia prunes'.
    • SOLER FERRER, María Paz, LERMA ALEGRÍA, Vicent, 'Pottery'.
    • SALA ANIORTE, Francisco, 'Salt mines, salt and Torrevieja docks'.
    • GIL SALINAS, Rafael, 'Moorish on the coast! Representation of sailors, bandits and pirates in eastern coast in the 18th century'. [pdf]
    • SUBIRÁ JORDANA, Guillermina, 'Alicante dock engineers'.
    • ESTEBAN CHAPAPRÍA, Vicent, 'Sports and freetime in Alicante docks'.
    • VIDAL OLIVARES, Javier, 'Institutions, economic and social agents: promoting factors of Alicante dock activity'.

    Files:

    • CARRERES RODRÍGUEZ, Manuel, Picola deposit in Santa Pola / Fonteta deposit in Guardamar del Segura / Alicante dock sheds / Riuraus / Alicante salt mines.
    • CLIMENT VIGUER, Susana, From village to city: Alicante docks, Catilla gate and America gate (16th and 17th century) / Brder building / Jorge Juan: redefinition of engineering during the Enlightenment / Buoy-placement of Alicante coastline / Garcibuzo submarine / La Británica / The Marina's Trenet station / Dock 14 Marine Station / Alicante dock lighthouse / Postiguet beach spas.
    • DOMÉNECH GARCÍA, Sergi, Navigation chart pf Juan de la Cosa 1500 / Charles Desnos' General Map of Europe, 1761 / The train arrives to Alicante / MARQ Honey-farmers / Moriscos shippin in Alicante docks, Pere Oromig and F. Peralta.
    • PACHECO DÍAZ, Rubén, Portus Illicitanus / Roman galley / Defense / Santa Bárbara castle / Sea Consulate of Alicante.
    • SÁNCHEZ BARRACHINA, Mireia, Dénia Dockyard / Dénia Small Fort / Volvo Ocean Race Museum / Roman pottery for wine bottling.
       

     

     

     

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    ISBN: 978-84-482-5887-0
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    Trade and the Mediterranean Sea: Valencia and Sea Culture

    AGUILAR CIVERA, Inmaculada

    València: Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport , 2006. Llibre

    The first publication of the collection of trand and the Mediterranean sea is dedicated to Valencia and its docks. The book is divided in four main blocks: the first one focuses on the geographical, economical an cultural space of the Mediterranean sea; the second one explores the vision of rutes and the sea throughout the history; the third one studies the infrastructures and trading good; and the fourth one is about the approach of navigators, merchants passengers and businesspeople. These chapters are accompanied with files for the text that describe specific elements descriptions.

    Chapters:

    FERRER MARSAL, Juan, 'Routes and sea'.

    ARCINIEGA GARCÍA, Luís, 'The Mediterranean sea holding cultural exchange'.

    ARANEGUI GASCÓ, Carmen, 'Giving, exchanging and selling in the ancient Mediterranean'.

    IGUAL LUIS, David, 'The Mediterranean space and trading routes between the early and middle Middle Ages'.

    IRADIEL, Paulino, 'Golden Century in the Valencian trade'.

    SALVADOR, Emilia, 'Maritime trade of Valencia between the 16th and 17th centuries. Under the 'economy-world' sign'.

    FRANCH BENAVENT, Ricardo, 'Commercial expansion and the best dock facilities in Valencia during the 18th century'.

    BERNABÉ GIL, David, 'Trade institutions in the Modern Era'.

    CALATAYUD GINER, Salvador, 'Multilateral changes of the Conteporary Era'.

    PIQUERAS HABA, Juan, 'Valencia dock in the 21st century and the global container transportation network'.

    NAVARRO, Germán, 'Markets and trading goods Wool and silk'.

    SANCHIS DEUSA, Carmen, 'Maritime transportation and productive specialty. Docks of Valencia'.

    PONS, Anaclet; SERNA, Justo, 'Sand dredge. Building the Valencian docks'.

    AGUILAR CIVERA, Inmaculada, 'The docks, a place of exchange'.

    CRUSELLES GÓMEZ, Enrique, 'Merchants, sailors and passengers'.

    HERNÁNDEZ SEMPERE, Telesforo, 'Shipping businesspeople, ship mvilisation and trade fabric: the Grau dock in Valencia during the 19th century'.

    BOIRA, Josep Vicent, 'Valencia. Sport, shp building, dock refurbishment and freetime in the 19th and 20th centuries. Road to 2007'.

    Files:

    • CERRILLO MARTÍNEZ, Julia, Valencian docks in the 18th century / The 21st century container. Typologies and uses / Fish factories in Antiquity / Docks and wharves / Dredges and floating docks / The crane in the dock of Valencia: from functional machinery to industrial heritage / Valencia dock in travel books / Maritime spas and tourism.
    • GARCÍA ORTELLS, Virgina, The shipwrecks of Mazarrón, exceptional testimonies of Mediterranean Phoenician trade / The dock of Tomás Güelda / The Unión Naval de Levante: Valencian shipyards / New uses for old dock spaces / The Commercial Docks building in the dock of Valencia / Old and new tramways to the sea: future challenges.
    • MONTOYA BELEÑA, Santiago, Pedro Texeira and his Description of Spain and the Coasts and Docks of its Kingdoms in 1634 / The first descriptions of Valencian territory and coastline / The gods of the sea / Merchants' lodges, cor trade and merchandise warehouses / The Silos of Burjassot / The College of Silk Art of Valencia / The Royal Economic Society of Friends of the Country / Hooks and timber merchants along the Valencian rivers for the construction of ships / The Grau Road / Roman Valencia: River dock / La Maquinista Valenciana: a pioneering company in maritime signalling.
    • SANZ MASERES, Juanjo, Luis Escrivá and Renaissance Mediterranean fortification / Fish markets, dockyards and arsenals in the Mediterranean Arc / Les Coses Vedades / Rafael Monleón and his graphic history of navigation. Its Medieval Typologies / The Book of the Sea Consulate, 1407 / New Maritime Towns: Vilanova del Grau / The Customs Buildings of Valencia / Valencian Inventions and Patents / The Regular Passenger Companies: José Campo Pérez and José Juan Dómine.

     

     

     

     

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    ISBN: 84-482-4532-6