A Connecting Sea: Maritime Interaction in Adriatic Prehistory Book

Papers stemming from a session at the EAA conference held in Zadar in September 2007. Contents: 1) The Relationship Between the Middle Palaeolithic Sites in the Zadar Hinterland and the Zadar Islands 1 (Dario Vujevic); 2) The Beginnings of Trans-Adriatic Navigation: A View from Vela Spila Cave (Korcula Island) 13 (Dinko Radic); 3) Sources of Chert in Middle Dalmatia: Supplying Raw Material to Prehistoric Lithic Industries (Zlatko Perhoc); 4) Prehistoric Cultural Connections in Northeastern Adriatic Regions Identified by Archaeometric Analyses of Stone Axes (Federico Bernardini, Emanuela Montagnari Kokelj and Anton Veluscek); 5) The First Specialised Potters of the Adriatic Region: The Makers of Neolithic Figulina Ware (Michela Spataro); 6) Adriatic Offshore Islands and Long-Distance Interaction in Prehistory (Stao Forenbaher); 7) Seafarers and Land-Travellers in the Bronze Age of the Northern Adriatic (Elisabetta Borgna and Paola Cassola Guida); 8) Albanian Coastal Settlement from Prehistory to the Iron Age (Ols Lafe and Michael L. Galaty); 9) An Overview of Prehistoric and Early Historic Settlement, Topography, and Maritime Connections on Lastovo Island, Croatia (Philippe Della Casa, Bryon Bass, Tea Katunaric, Branko Kirigin and Dinko Radic); 10) Palagruza - The Island of Diomedes - and Notes on Ancient Greek Navigation in the Adriatic (Branko Kirigin, Alan Johnston, Marko Vucetic and Zvonimir Lusic).