Medieval Maritime Trade in Seto Inland Sea

Delve into the intriguing world of medieval maritime trade in the Seto Inland Sea, exploring GIS applications, transshipping insights, shipping routes like Bizen-yaki pottery, collaborative voyages, and the integration of archaeological sites for a comprehensive understanding.

• Maritime Trade
• GIS Applications
• Transshipping
• Bizen-yaki Pottery
• Archaeological Sites

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1. GIS and Medieval Maritime Trade in the Seto Inland Sea Michelle Damian November 6, 2015 Advancing Digital Humanities in Japanese Studies Workshop, Harvard University

2. What we can learn: Transshipping

3. What we can learn: Transshipping

4. What we can learn: Transshipping

5. What we can learn: Transshipping

6. Shipping Routes: Bizen-yaki (pottery)

7. What we can learn: Combining Sources Archaeological Site

8. Collaborative Voyages Archaeological Site