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050			_aDJK66 _bK56 2011
090			_aDJK66, K56 2011
100			_aKing, Charles. _934236
245			_aThe Black Sea : _bA History / _cCharles King.
250			_aReprinted
260			_aOxford : _bOxford University Press, _c2011.
300			_axx, 276 p : _billus., maps ; _c25 cm.
504			_aBibliographical references included in " Notes" and index.
505			_a1. An Archaeology of Place -- People and Water -- Region, Frontier, Nation -- Beginnings -- Geography and Ecology -- 2. Pontus Euxinus, 700 BC-AD 500 -- The Edge of the world -- "Frogs Around a Pond" -- " A Community of Race" -- How a Scythian Saved Civilization -- The Voyage of Argo -- "More Barbarous Than Ourselves" -- Pontus and Rome -- Dacia Traiana -- The Expeditionof Flavius Arrianus -- The Prophet of Abonoteichus -- 3. Mare Maggiore, 500-1500 -- "The Scythian Nations are One" -- Sea-Fire -- Khazars, Rhos, Bulgars, and Turks -- Business in Gazaria -- Pax Mongolica -- The Ship from Caffa -- Empire of the Comneni -- Turchia -- An Ambassador from the East -- 4. Kara Deniz, 1500-1700 -- "The Source of all the Seas" -- To Constantinople-to be Sold " -- Domn, Khan, and Derebey -- Sailors' Graffiti -- A Navy of Seagulls -- 5. Chernoe More, 1700-1860 -- Sea and Steppe -- A Flotilla on Azov -- Cleopatra Processes South -- The Flight of the Kalmoucks -- A Season in Kherson -- Rear Admiral Dzhons -- New Russia -- Fever, Ague, and Lazaretto -- A Consul in Trabzon -- Crimea -- 6. Black Sea, 1860-1990 -- Empires, States, and Treaties -- Sream, Wheat, Rail, and Oil -- " An Ignoble Army of Scribbling Visitors" -- Trouble on the Köstence Line -- The Unpeopling -- "The Division of the Waters" -- Knowing the Sea -- The Prometheans -- Development and Decline -- 7. Facing the Water.
520			_aThis brisk narrative history takes in the history, culture and politics of the region from 700 B.C. to the 1990s. King argues that, like the Mediterranean, the Black Sea unites diverse languages and cultures (Greek, Roman, Armenian, Persian, Scythian, Byzantine, Ottoman, Tatar and Mongol). The book opens with a chapter on Pontus Euxinus, an ancient Greek site along the shores of the Black Sea.
520			_aThe lands surrounding the Black Sea share a colorful past. Though in recent decades they have experienced ethnic conflict, economic collapse, and interstate rivalry, their common heritage and common interests run deep. Now, as a region at the meeting point of the Balkans, Central Asia, and the Middle East, the Black Sea is more important than ever. In this lively and entertaining book, which is based on extensive research in multiple languages, Charles King investigates the myriad connections that have made the Black Sea more of a bridge than a boundary, linking religious communities, linguistic groups, empires, and later, nations and states.
650			_aBlack Sea Region _xCivilization. _934237
651			_aBlack Sea Region _xHistory. _934238
651			_aBlack Sea Region _xHistorical geography. _934239
651			_aBlack Sea Region _xPolitics And Government. _934240
910			_aNIT Ana Koleksiyonu
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