Eivind Heldaas Seland

Hjemmeside: http://www.org.uib.no/palmyrena

Stilling: postdoktor

Telefon: 55 58 31 11

E-post: Eivind.Seland@ahkr.uib.no

Besøksadresse: Øysteinsgt. 3

Romnummer: 509

 

• Antikkens historie
• Palmyra
• Indiske havs historie
• Globalhistorie

 

Publikasjoner i Cristin

2011: “The Persian Gulf or the Red Sea? Two axes in ancient Indian Ocean trade, where to go and why”. World Archaeology 43 (3): 398-409.

2011: "Kameler og kamelkaravaner i romersk kunst". Klassisk Forum 2-2011: 45-53.

2010: “Palmyra: Karavanehandel og Geopolitikk i Romersk Syria”. Klassisk Forum 2-2010: 54-69.

2010: "Ports and Political Power in the Periplus: Complex societies and maritime trade on the Indian Ocean in the first century AD". Oxford: Archaeopress.

2009: “Shipwrecks, Maroons and Monsters – the Hazards of Ancient Red Sea Navigation”. In Lucy Blue, John Cooper, Ross Thomas and Julian Whitewright (eds.) Connected Hinterlands, Proceedings of the Red Sea Project IV. Edited by. Oxford: Archaeopress: 179-185.

2009: “Ptolemaiere på elefantjakt”. Klassisk Forum 2-2009: 95-106

2009: “Antikk økonomi og moderne historie”, Fortid 1-2009: 19-25. (‘Ancient Economy and Modern History’)

2008: “The Indian Ocean and the globalization of the ancient world”, Ancient West and East 7: 65-77.  

2008: “Trade routes of Palmyra, with special note on western routes in the Palmyrene trade”. In Minna Lönnqvist (ed.): Jebel Bishri in Context. Oxford: Archaeopress.

2008: “The Indian Ships at Moscha and the Indo-Arabian trading circuit”. Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies 38: 283-288.

2008: “Taxation of ancient Indian Ocean trade”. Journal of Indian Ocean Archaeology 4: 18-30.

2007: “Red Sea and Indian Ocean: ports and their hinterland”. Pages 211-218 in Janet Starkey (ed.)Natural Resources and Cultural Connections of the Red Sea, Proceedings from the third Red Sea Conference. Oxford: Archaeopress

2007: Definite Places, translocal exchange: the Indian Ocean in the Ancient Period. BAR International Series S1593, Archaeopress: Oxford. This is a workshop report edited by me. I contribute myself with the article ”Ports, Poetry, Ptolemy and Periplus – Romans on the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal” (pages 69-82)

2006: Indian Ocean in Antiquity: trade and the emerging state. Dissertation submitted for the PhD degree. Department of History, Faculty of Arts, University of Bergen

2006: "The Roman Attack on Aden: An unintended piece of successfull propaganda?" Symbolae Osloenses 80: 60-67

2004: "Et handelsperspektiv på arabisk ekspansjon rundt Det indiske hav i antikken". Historisk Tidsskrift 83 (4):521-536

2001: Handel og handelsveger i Sør India i antikken. (’Trade and trade routes in Southern India in the ancient period’). Unpublished thesis for the MA degree, Department of History, Faculty of Arts, University of Bergen. (116 pages)