Adriatic sailors and stone knappers: Palagruža in the 3rd millennium BC

Timothy Kaiser · Stašo Forenbaher

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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Archaeological and Geological Studies

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Small islands offer archaeologists interesting and manageable subjects for survey and excavation. The recent work on Adriatic islands reported here examines occupation during the 3rd millennium BC, showing how sailors exploited islands for trade, control and raw materials.

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