[TEN] Tarshish and Tartessos Revisited: Textual Problems and Historical Implications

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Ex Occidente Lux: A Preface vii
4. PART I. Theoretical Issues and Frameworks
5. [ONE] Colonial Encounters in Iberia and the Western Mediterranean: An Exploratory Framework 3
6. [TWO] Colonial Relations and Social Change in Iberia (Seventh to Third Centuries BC) 49
7. PART II. New Perspectives on Phoenician and Greek Ventures on the Mediterranean and Atlantic Coasts
8. [ THREE ] Colonial Contacts and Protohistoric Indigenous Urbanism on the Mediterranean Coast of the Iberian Peninsula 91
9. [ FOUR ] Phoenician Colonization on the Atlantic Coast of the Iberian Peninsula 113
10. [FIVE] Greeks and the Iberian Peninsula: Forms of Exchange and Settlements 131
11. PART III. Plant Resources, Agrarian Practices, and the Colonial Political Economy
12. [SIX] Botanical and Archaeological Dimensions of the Colonial Encounter 155
13. [SEVEN] Lumbermen and Shipwrights: Phoenicians on the Mediterranean Coast of Southern Spain 169
14. PART IV. The Question of Tartessos: A Debate Reframed
15. [EIGHT] Phoenicians in Tartessos 193
16. [NINE] Precolonization and Colonization in the Interior of Tartessos 229
17. PART V. Interrogating Colonial Texts and Imagined Landscapes
18. [TEN] Tarshish and Tartessos Revisited: Textual Problems and Historical Implications 255
19. [ELEVEN] Iberia in the Greek Geographical Imagination 281
20. Colonial Encounters in Ancient Iberia: A Coda 299
21. List of Contributors 313
22. Index of Places 315