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Seapower, Technology and Trade : Studies in
Turkish Maritime History
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Piri Reis University Publications |
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İstanbul |
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21x29,5 |
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9789944264518 |
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Part I - Maritime Powers and Conflicts: The
Mediterranean, Aegean Sea and Black Sea
Ties that bind: An ottoman maritime patron from
the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean Nabil
al-Tikriti
Phocaea port: From the Genoese to the Ottomans
Zeki Arıkan
Preveza battle from a naval perspective Ali Rıza
İşipek
Turgut Reis (1485-1565): The uncrowned King of the
Mediterranean (1485-1565) Özlem Kumrular
The expedition of Charles V to Algiers: Before and
after the duel and balance in the Mediterranean
Özlem Kumrular
The Cretan War and Köprülü Mehmet Pasha’s
rise to power Filiz Eşli
The Ottoman-Russian alliance in the Balkans and
the Seven Islands naval operation (1798-1799)
Hanife Öztürk
The first naval campaign of Sultan Abdülaziz: The
role of the Ottoman navy during the Montenegro
revolt Gökhan Atmaca
Part II - Maritime Powers and Conflicts: Indian
Ocean and Red Sea
Rivalries and collaborations: Ottoman and
Portuguese empires in a comparative historiography
Salih Özbaran
Ottoman warships in the Indian Ocean armada of
1538: A Qualitative and statistical analysis
Giancarlo Casale
Rumi networks in India and the second siege of Diu
(1546) Dejanirah Couto
The Ottomans and the sixteenth century Bay of
Bengal Rila Mukherjee
Turkish networks in the western Indian Ocean in
the 16th-17th Centuries Radhika Seshan
Some geographical and nautical comments on the
Muhît and other related works of Seydi Ali Reis
José Malhão Pereira
Ottoman lighthouses in the Red Sea Taner Albayrak
The Sadana Island shipwreck from the Red Sea to
Ottoman Istanbul Cheryl Anne Ward
Part III – Naval Strategies
Anti-ottoman activities of the Order of the
Knights of St. Stephen during the second half of
the 16th century Mikail Acıpınar
The era of “Ghazi Hasan Pasha of Algiers”
(1713 - 1790) and its aftermath: The last
visionary ottoman Grand Admiral (Grand Vizier)
Levent Kirval
Life on board: The Americans and the Ottoman Navy
in the Levant during the first half of the 19th
century Rosa Maria Delli Quadri
The Impact of ottoman seapower on U.S. foreign
policy and the creation of the U.S. Navy Yasemin
Dobra-Manço
A Meeting at sea: Strategic culture & Turkish/U.S.
19th century naval relations Gregory D. Young
Admiral Alfred T. Mahan and his views on the naval
history of Turkey Nikolai Fedorov
Part IV - Traders and Corsairs
Islands, pirates, privateers and the Ottoman
Empire in the early modern Mediterranean Louis
Sicking
Corsairs in the service of the Grand Turk: “Men
of the frontier” Emilio Sola
A Window on Muslim traders in the Mediterranean
through Maltese archives (1530-1565) Joan Abela
Maritime trade from Ragusa (Dubrovnik) to western
Europe during the 16th and the 17th century
Gianluca Masi
Maritime connections between Ottoman Empire and
the city of Rijeka in the 19th century Tea Mayhew
The Kingdom of Naples and the Ottoman Empire
during the Napoleonic era: Diplomatic and trade
relations Mirella Mafrici
Sailing from the Ionian Sea: People, ships and
trade in the Island of Lefkada in the 18th century
Christina E. Papakosta
Why did a Russian privateer present the Ottoman
governor of Acre with a prized ship? Mitia Frumin
The Merchant ships of the Ottoman Greeks in the
ports at the mouths of the Danube during the
16th–17th centuries Cristian Luca
Ships and sailors: Maritime transportation in the
Black Sea, 18th century Necmettin Aygün
Part V - Scientific Instruments, Cartography,
Artillery
A Treatise by the 16th century Ottoman admiral
Seydi Ali Reis on rub-i müceyyeb (sine quadrant)
Gaye Danışan Polat
The Use of the celestial globe by the Ottomans:
Osman Saib Efendi’s Ta‘lîmü’l-Küre Atilla
Bir, Burak Barutçu, Mustafa Kaçar
Research opportunities in Ottoman cartography and
the location of maps Thomas D. Goodrich
The Piri Reis map of 1513: Art and literature in
the service of science Gregory C. McIntosh
Maps of Venice drawn by Piri Reis and Turkish
naval cartographers (16th, 17th and 18th
centuries) Cevat Ülkekul
Knowledge sharing among seamen: 15th- 16th century
Latin and Ottoman portolans of the Mediterranean
Candan Nemlioğlu, Yasemin Nemlioğlu Koca
Abū Bakr al-Dimashqī’s (d. 1691) hemispheric
map of the New World and the representation of the
seas in his maps of the world and the continents
Sonja Brentjes
Cartography of Gallipoli and the Dardanelles: From
Cristoforo Buondelmonti (15th c.) to the maps of
the 18th century in the collections of the
Bibliotèque nationale de France Emanuelle Vagnon
Ancient Venetian bronze cannons preserved in
Istanbul: Some preliminary considerations Marco
Morin
Genoese naval cannons preserved in the Askeri
Müze, Istanbul: Technological and operational
comparisons between the Ottoman and Genoese sea
ordnance of the 16th century Renato Gianni
Ridella, Gülşen Arslanboğa
Part VI – Nautical Archeology, Shipbuilding, and
Steam technology
Latest discoveries on medieval seafaring in the
Mediterranean: Yenikapı Shipwrecks Project
2005-2012, Istanbul-Turkey Ufuk Kocabaş
Study of ancient ship-graffiti from the Black Sea
and the Aegean Kostas A. Damianidis
Ottoman ships and Venetian craftsmen in the 16th
century Maria Pia Pedani
An extraordinary sample of mid-17th century
ottoman naval architecture: The ship Melek Pasha
İbrahim Başak Dağgülü
Foreign shipwrights under Selim III: The case of
Jacques Balthazard Le Brun Tuncay Zorlu, Fatih
Özbay
The boat of Ali Reis: An Inebolu boat built with
the ‘Shell First’ technique at the end of the
19th century Ali Ruhan Çubuk
The Change in the shipbuilding technology in the
Ottoman Navy in the 19th century: The age of
steam-powered ships Nurcan Bal
The Legendary ship of the Turkish naval history:
The galleon Mahmudiye Hacer Bulgurcuoğlu
Development of steamship travelling in the
Mediterranean (1833-1860) Alain Servantie
Part VII – Health on Board, Naval Training
A Late 18th century surgical station (Cerrah
Dükkanı) for dock workers at the Ottoman
Imperial Shipyard in Istanbul Ayten Altıntaş, M.
Kaan Sağ
Hygiene on board: Instructions for Ottoman
mariners in the late 19th century Halil Tekiner,
Muharrem Uçar, Adnan Ataç
Turkish nautical terms of English origin Yücel
Karlıklı
Part VIII – Maritime Archives and Museology
Recovering voices from the past: Using archival
material in galleries Margarette Lincoln
Naval History Archives of the Istanbul Naval
Museum Fatih Erbaş
A new project: The Istanbul Naval Museum as a
leisure-learning space Ece Irmak |
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