4-OCEANS – publications

Holm, P (2024) Hayes, P, Nicholls J Historical marine footprint for Atlantic Europe, 1500-2019: Springer

Scherer, C (2024) et al A Historical Plankton Index: Zooplankton abundance in the North Sea since 800 CE

Buss, D (2024) et al Archaeological evidence of resource utilisation of walrus over the past two millennia: A systematic review protocol

Vieira, V (2024) et al Des baleines en images et en os, étudier les interactions humain-animal pour comprendre le passé

Vieira, V (2024) et al Desvendando as baleias do Brasil, fantasmas na história global da baleação

Brito, C (2024) et al Globalização ecológica: A circulação de animais, plantas e vírus

Vieira, N (2024) et al Das focas e dos elefantes, do óleo e do marfim

Garcia, C (2024) et al 1600, um mundo de cidades conectadas

Pinto, Carla Alferes (2024) et al “O exótico que se instala em casa”

Boscariol, Mariana (2024) et al “Religiosidades Entrecruzadas: Ídolos, Deuses de Muitos Braços, um Iluminado e um Crucificado”

Moore, Alec (2024) et al “Century-scale loss and change in the fishes and fisheries of a temperate marine ecosystem revealed by qualitative historical sources”

Saint_Victor, L.F. (2024) “Memoir of a Caribbean Mermaid: A Historical Ecology Study Exploring the Changing Perspectives and Human Exploitation of Manatees in the Caribbean, Masters Thesis, Institutt for historiske og klassiske studier, NTNU, Trondheim.”

Furness, Lydia (2024) et al “Population structure of Dugong dugon across the Indo-Pacific revealed by historical mitogenomes”

Holm, P (2024) Explaining major shifts in early-modern economies: The causes for the decline of the North Sea Fisheries of Southwest Denmark, 1537-1657

Vieira, N (2024) Manatins e tartarugas no Brasil colonial (XVI-XVIII): Apropriação, extrações, consumos e teleconexões oceânicas.

Vieira, N (2024) Extraction Amazonian Manatee (Trichechus inunguis), 1533-1898

Lopes, Goncalo C (2024) The dugout canoe from São Tomé and Príncipe Islands: from the tree to the sea

Satiro, Ana (2024) "The Importance of Aquatic Fauna on Ancient Mesopotamian Healing Practices—An Environmental Humanities Approach to Human Dependency of Non-Human World"

This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme Grant agreement No. 951649