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Title: Convivium

Year: 2023

Volume: 10

Issue: 1

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The architecture of medieval port cities : Italy and the Mediterranean

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2023

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2336-3452 (print)

2336-808X (online)

Stable URL (handle): https://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/digilib.78051

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Edited by Sarah K. Kozlowski and Kristen Streahle

Department FF MU

Department of Art History

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Introduction
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Navigating between port cities: past and present \| 15–24 Kozlowski, Sarah K.; Streahle, Kristen	PDF

Articles
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The urban waterscape of early modern Palermo \| [26]–45 Kassler-Taub, Elizabeth	PDF
A tale of two port cities : Al-Mahdiyya, Palermo, and the timber trade of the medieval Mediterranean \| [46]–67 Alibhai, Ali Asgar H.	PDF
Arsenali marittimi e città portuali del Mediterraneo medievale : gli arsenali di Napoli, metropoli portuale del Trecento \| [68]–85 Colletta, Teresa	PDF
To see Venice in a grain of sand : an experiment in writing a microhistory of waterway erosion instigated by a shipwreck, 1607–1622 \| [86]–99 Gluzman, Renard	PDF
The Bay of Fraschia : characteristics and function in the maritime and shipping activities of Venetian Crete (15th–16th centuries) \| [100]–113 Gratsea, Aristea S.	PDF
Between plague and trade : topography and typology of the maritime lazzarettos in Dubrovnik \| [114]–135 Marinković, Ana; Strunje, Petar	PDF
The mobility of builders in medieval port cities : the foreign masters of Dubrovnik cathedral \| [136]–149 Williams, Joseph C.	PDF
Securing the Mediterranean : Cosimo I de' Medici and Portoferraio \| [150]–165 Silva, Joseph M.	PDF
Between two rivers and the sea : Pisa's identity as a port city in the Middle Ages \| [166]–181 Mathews, Karen Rose	PDF

hidden section Photographic credits
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Photographic credits \| [182]–183	PDF