World History Connected

Digital Resources for Port Cities in World History

John Maunu, World History Connected, University of Illinois Press | Oct 21, 2020

World History Connected: Digital Resources for Port Cities in World History offers resources about the place of port cities in maritime and world history. These include maps, interactive satellite images as well as an extensive list of articles, databases, and websites focusing on specific topics. The list is organized by region and time period.

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