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TRADE: Transformations of Adriatic Europe presents the proceedings of a 2016 conference held in Zadar (Croatia) which analysed the transformative phenomena of Late Antiquity in an area where research has been comparatively scarce and results less widely known. The contributions span the period between the 2nd and 9th centuries, that is from roughly the establishment of the Severan dynasty to the end of the Carolingian period. The volume collects 45 papers dealing with the Adriatic area that aim to create a new dataset for the historical reconstruction of processes related to forms of settlement, aspects of production, and trade and the movement of pottery and other craft products between its two coasts, here examined either through regional synthesis or the presentation of individual study contexts.

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Igor Borzic is Associate professor at the Department of Archaeology, University of Zadar, Croatia. His main research interests are focused on two big themes: the transition from the Iron Age to the Classical world in the Dalmatian area, and Hellenistic/Roman pottery. Currently he is a member of several excavation teams and a leader of a national scientific project investigating continuity of life on the island of Korcula. Enrico Cirelli is a medieval archaeologist and lecturer at the University of Bologna. His research interests are focused on the transformations of cities and ports in the Mediterranean, the birth of castles in the Medieval Europe and the development of techniques and artisan productions. Kristina Jelincic Vuckovic joined the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb in 2004 and works there as a senior expert assistant-documentalist. Her research interests are Roman pottery, villae rusticae, rural settlements, economy, trade, Dalmatia and Pannonia. Ana Konestra is a Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. She currently leads several fieldwork projects revolving around landscape archaeology, in particular in insular and coastal areas of the eastern Adriatic and concerning the development of Roman rural sites. Ivana Oanic Roguljic is a Senior Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. Her interests focus on classical archaeology, especially Roman pottery and ceramics workshops, instrumenti domestici, the history of food, travel stations and communications, experimental archaeology and the popularisation of science. Igor Borzic is Associate professor at the Department of Archaeology, University of Zadar, Croatia. His main research interests are focused on two big themes: the transition from the Iron Age to the Classical world in the Dalmatian area, and Hellenistic/Roman pottery. Currently he is a member of several excavation teams and a leader of a national scientific project investigating continuity of life on the island of Korcula. Enrico Cirelli is a medieval archaeologist and lecturer at the University of Bologna. His research interests are focused on the transformations of cities and ports in the Mediterranean, the birth of castles in the Medieval Europe and the development of techniques and artisan productions. Kristina Jelincic Vuckovic joined the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb in 2004 and works there as a senior expert assistant-documentalist. Her research interests are Roman pottery, villae rusticae, rural settlements, economy, trade, Dalmatia and Pannonia. Ana Konestra is a Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. She currently leads several fieldwork projects revolving around landscape archaeology, in particular in insular and coastal areas of the eastern Adriatic and concerning the development of Roman rural sites. Ivana Oanic Roguljic is a Senior Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. Her interests focus on classical archaeology, especially Roman pottery and ceramics workshops, instrumenti domestici, the history of food, travel stations and communications, experimental archaeology and the popularisation of science. Igor Borzic is Associate professor at the Department of Archaeology, University of Zadar, Croatia. His main research interests are focused on two big themes: the transition from the Iron Age to the Classical world in the Dalmatian area, and Hellenistic/Roman pottery. Currently he is a member of several excavation teams and a leader of a national scientific project investigating continuity of life on the island of Korcula. Enrico Cirelli is a medieval archaeologist and lecturer at the University of Bologna. His research interests are focused on the transformations of cities and ports in the Mediterranean, the birth of castles in the Medieval Europe and the development of techniques and artisan productions. Kristina Jelincic Vuckovic joined the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb in 2004 and works there as a senior expert assistant-documentalist. Her research interests are Roman pottery, villae rusticae, rural settlements, economy, trade, Dalmatia and Pannonia. Ana Konestra is a Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. She currently leads several fieldwork projects revolving around landscape archaeology, in particular in insular and coastal areas of the eastern Adriatic and concerning the development of Roman rural sites. Ivana Oanic Roguljic is a Senior Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. Her interests focus on classical archaeology, especially Roman pottery and ceramics workshops, instrumenti domestici, the history of food, travel stations and communications, experimental archaeology and the popularisation of science. Igor Borzic is Associate professor at the Department of Archaeology, University of Zadar, Croatia. His main research interests are focused on two big themes: the transition from the Iron Age to the Classical world in the Dalmatian area, and Hellenistic/Roman pottery. Currently he is a member of several excavation teams and a leader of a national scientific project investigating continuity of life on the island of Korcula. Enrico Cirelli is a medieval archaeologist and lecturer at the University of Bologna. His research interests are focused on the transformations of cities and ports in the Mediterranean, the birth of castles in the Medieval Europe and the development of techniques and artisan productions. Kristina Jelincic Vuckovic joined the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb in 2004 and works there as a senior expert assistant-documentalist. Her research interests are Roman pottery, villae rusticae, rural settlements, economy, trade, Dalmatia and Pannonia. Ana Konestra is a Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. She currently leads several fieldwork projects revolving around landscape archaeology, in particular in insular and coastal areas of the eastern Adriatic and concerning the development of Roman rural sites. Ivana Oanic Roguljic is a Senior Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. Her interests focus on classical archaeology, especially Roman pottery and ceramics workshops, instrumenti domestici, the history of food, travel stations and communications, experimental archaeology and the popularisation of science. Igor Borzic is Associate professor at the Department of Archaeology, University of Zadar, Croatia. His main research interests are focused on two big themes: the transition from the Iron Age to the Classical world in the Dalmatian area, and Hellenistic/Roman pottery. Currently he is a member of several excavation teams and a leader of a national scientific project investigating continuity of life on the island of Korcula. Enrico Cirelli is a medieval archaeologist and lecturer at the University of Bologna. His research interests are focused on the transformations of cities and ports in the Mediterranean, the birth of castles in the Medieval Europe and the development of techniques and artisan productions. Kristina Jelincic Vuckovic joined the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb in 2004 and works there as a senior expert assistant-documentalist. Her research interests are Roman pottery, villae rusticae, rural settlements, economy, trade, Dalmatia and Pannonia. Ana Konestra is a Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. She currently leads several fieldwork projects revolving around landscape archaeology, in particular in insular and coastal areas of the eastern Adriatic and concerning the development of Roman rural sites. Ivana Oanic Roguljic is a Senior Research Associate at the Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb. Her interests focus on classical archaeology, especially Roman pottery and ceramics workshops, instrumenti domestici, the history of food, travel stations and communications, experimental archaeology and the popularisation of science.

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