Facing the Ocean: The Atlantic and Its Peoples 8000 BC-AD 1500

Barry W. Cunliffe

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1. Perceptions of the Ocean 2. Between Land and Sea 3. Ships and Sailors 4. The Emergence of an Atlantic Identity: 8000-4000 BC 5. Ancestors and Ritual Landscapes: 4000-2700 BC 6. Expanding Networks and the Rise of the Individual: 2700-1200 BC 7. Sailors on the Two Oceans: 1200 200 BC 8. Restating Identity: 1200-200 BC 9. The Impact of Rome: 200 BC-AD 200 10. Migrants and Settlers in the Early Middle Ages: AD 200-800 11. The Coming of the Northmen 12. New Centres, New Peripheries: AD 1000-1500 13. The Longue Duree A Guide to Further Reading

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