Eivind Heldaas Seland

Hjemmeside: http://neroneproject.blogspot.com

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

2012: "Death or taxes : Choosing itineraries between the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean in the mid-18th century". Academic Quarter 4, Spring 2012: 97-108.

2012: Globalhistorisk Atlas, Portal forlag: Kristiansand

2012: “Trade and Christianity in the Indian Ocean during Late Antiquity”. Journal of Late Antiquity 5(1): 72-86.

2012: “Liber Pontificalis and the Red Sea trade of the fourth century CE”. In D, Agius, J. Cooper, A. Trakadas and C. Zazarro (eds.) Navigated Spaces, Connected Places. Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on the People of the Red Sea, Exeter 2010. Oxford: Archaeopress: 117-126.

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.

2011 (2008): Antikkens Globale Verden: Afrike, Asia og Europa før Islam (2. utgave). Kristiansand: Portal.

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)

 

Mechanisms of cross-cultural interaction: Networks in the Roman Near East (Project manager 2013-2016)

Local dynamics of globalization in the pre-modern Levant (core group member 2014-15)

Palmyrena: City, Hinterland and Caravan Trade between Orient and Occident (Postdoc 2009-2012)