Following on from his exploration of the role of water transport in
the west of Britain, James Ellis Jones here broadens his scope to
provide a synthesis of archaeological work on the maritime and
riverine landscape and its full range of roles across the province
of Britannia. After surveying the coastal landscape and the boats
and ships in use during the Roman period, Jones first explores the
military role of the sea, in supplying the army and for naval and
amphibious operations. He then analyses the importance of sea and
riverine transport for trade, both internal and in terms of imports
and exports. A gazetteer of prominent coastal sites completes the
volume.
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