Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-42318-2 — Oceanic Histories Edited by David Armitage , Alison Bashford , Sujit Sivasundaram Index More Information 319 Index Aa, Pieter van der, 185 sea ice, 286 – 92 Aboriginal Australians, 66 – 67 , 68 , thermohaline circulation, 276 127 , 301 whaling, 284 – 85 , 299 , 302 Abu Mufarrij, 168 Arktika , 277 Adam of Bremen, 211 – 12 Armitage, David, 171 Adelman, Jeremy, 145 , 146 artillery, 248 Aden, 54 , 55 , 168 , 171 Ascension Island, 100 Gulf of, 171 Ascherson, Neal, 241 Adigal, Ilango, 36 Atlantic age, 22 African American Monument, South Atlantic Charter, 93 Carolina, US, 10 Atlantic islands, 99 – 100 Agatharchides of Cnidus, 167 Atlantic Ocean, 85 – 108 , 138 Agnew, John, 273 circum- Atlantic history, 96 – 97 agricultural exchanges, Indian cis- Atlantic history, 96 – 97 Ocean, 49 – 50 extra- Atlantic history, 97 , 105 – 8 Albert, Duke of Saxony, 212 infra- Atlantic history, 97 , 98 – 102 , 108 Albrecht of Bavaria, 212 migration, 93 , 95 , 103 – 4 , 107 Alencastro, Luiz Felipe de, 91 slave trade, 90 – 92 , 93 – 94 , 95 , 104 , 106 Alexander III, tsar of Russia, 256 sub- Atlantic history, 97 , 102 – 5 , 108 Alexander the Great, 163 , 243 sub- oceanic regions, 89 – 91 Al- Masudi, 168 trade, 106 – 7 amber, 217 trans- Atlantic history, 96 – 97 Amino Yoshihiko, 187 , 192 Atlantis, 99 Andaman Islands, 57 – 59 Aurobindo, Sri, 37 Andaya, Barbara Watson, 49 Azad, Abul Kalam, 57 Antarctic Circumpolar Current, 296 Antarctic Treaty, 310 , 311 – 12 Baekje Kingdom, Korea, 187 , 188 Antarctica Bailyn, Bernard, 2 , 16 – 17 , 88 – 89 , 96 see Southern Ocean Bajau people, South China Sea, 124 – 27 anthropology Balhae Kingdom, Korea, 186 – 87 , 188 of Oceania, 63 – 66 Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan racial theories, 81 (BEMIP), 232 apprenticeship, 45 Baltic Sea, 89 , 209 – 32 Arctic Council, 280 , 291 – 92 artisans and artists, 222 – 24 Arctic Ocean, 8 , 89 , 105 , 269 – 92 crossroads to other seas and as bellwether ocean, 287 – 91 oceans, 230 – 31 claims on, 272 , 273 , 284 – 85 Dutch and, 213 , 218 – 24 , 225 , 228 , 230 climate change, 277 , 287 – 92 English and, 225 – 27 , 228 , 229 crossings of, 276 – 77 Hanseatic League, 215 – 19 geography, 275 – 77 medieval and modern notions of, 209 – 15 prehistoric coastal settlements, 281 – 82 migration, 222 resource extraction, 277 , 284 – 85 model region, 231 – 32 scientii c research, 286 – 90 trade, 212 – 13 , 215 – 22 , 224 – 31 319 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-42318-2 — Oceanic Histories Edited by David Armitage , Alison Bashford , Sujit Sivasundaram Index More Information 320 320 Index Baltic Sea Strategy, 231 – 32 Cape Colony, 43 Balzac, Honoré de, 252 Cape of Good Hope, 107 Bangudae, South Korea, 193 Caribbean Sea Banivanua Mar, Tracey, 75 hurricanes, 105 Barents Sea, 274 , 276 , 286 , 289 islands, 100 Barents, Willem, 276 , 283 , 284 Carta Marina map, 283 Basil II, Byzantine Emperor, 245 cartography, 21 Beaglehole, John, 62 – 63 Arctic Ocean, 279 , 282 , 283 , 284 Bengal, Bay of, 41 Atlantic Ocean, 89 – 90 Ben- Yehoyada, Naor, 148 – 49 , 152 Red Sea, 169 Biological Investigations of Marine Antarctic Sea of Japan/ East Sea, 184 , 185 , 190 Systems and Stocks (BIOMASS), 311 castaways, Japanese i shermen, 195 bio- prospecting, 80 – 81 Catherine the Great, Empress of Bin Abdul Kadir, Abdullah, 51 – 52 Russia, 250 Black Death, 247 Challenger expedition, 104 Black Sea, 89 , 234– 64 Charles W. Morgan, 194 ancient history, 241 – 44 Chau Ju Kua, 117 , 121 geography, 236 – 41 Chaudhuri, Kirti, 22 , 37 , 38 , 39 – 40 Middle Ages, 244 – 47 Chaunu, Huguette, 94 openness and enclosure, 240 – 41 Chaunu, Pierre, 94 Ottoman Empire and, 247 – 50 , 252 , Chekhov, Anton, 199 – 200 253 – 54 , 256 , 257 China Russia and, 250 – 53 , 254 – 56 , 257 , see South China Sea 259 – 60 , 261 – 62 Christian IV, King of Denmark, 223 trade, 239 , 249 , 253 , 255 – 56 Christianity, 53 – 54 , 79 – 80 Turkey and, 239 , 257 , 258 – 59 , 260 , circum- Atlantic history, 96 – 97 261 , 262 cis- Atlantic history, 96 – 97 Blocke, Abraham van der, 223 climate change, 16 , 105 , 277 , 287 – 92 Blocke, Willem van der, 223 coasts and beaches, Atlantic, 100 – 1 ‘Blue Revolution’, 15 coerced labour Bolster, Jeffrey, 103 Indian Ocean, 44 – 45 Bonaparte, Napoleon, 170 Pacii c Ocean, 77 – 78 Book of Curiosities of the Sciences and ‘Cofi n Ship’ monument, Ireland, 10 Marvels for the Eyes, The , 34 – 35 Cold War Bose, Subhas Chandra, 58 Arctic Ocean, 269 – 70 , 276 Bose, Sugata, 33 , 98 Black Sea, 240 , 258 – 59 botanical knowledge, 49 – 51 , 80 – 81 Pacii c Ocean, 83 Bougainville, Louis- Antoine de, 298 Sea of Japan/ East Sea, 191 , 203 – 6 Brătianu, George I., 254 Collingwood, R. G., 272 – 73 Braudel, Fernand, 2, 16 – 17 , 38 , 94 , 136 , Colombo, Sri Lanka, 55 – 56 137 , 158 , 236 – 37 Columbus, Christopher, 90 , 106 Browne, Samuel, 51 commons, global, 309 , 310 , 313 Brunei, 119 see also tragedy of the commons bubonic plague, 247 Commonwealth of Independent States Buck, Sir Peter (Te Rangi Hiroa), 63 , 67 , 81 (CIS), 261 Burnett, Graham, 306 , 307 , 308 Congress of Vienna, 252 Byrd, Richard F., 277 Coning, Jacob, 223 Byzantine Empire, 244 – 46 , 248 , 250 Conrad, C. M., 197 Byzantium, 242 conservation, Southern Ocean, 304 – 5 , see also Constantinople 307 – 8 , 309 – 14 Constantinople (Istanbul), 239 , 244 , 245 , Cabot, John, 283 246 , 248 , 250 Cairo Geniza letters, 166 , 168 contracted labour canoes, double- hulled, Pacii c, 12 Indian Ocean, 44 – 45 see also Polynesian canoe journeys Pacii c Ocean, 77 – 79 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-42318-2 — Oceanic Histories Edited by David Armitage , Alison Bashford , Sujit Sivasundaram Index More Information 321 Index 321 Convention on the Conservation abductions, 196 , 203 – 4 of Antarctic Marine Living migration, 12 , 186 – 87 , 201 – 4 Resources (CCAMLR), 309 , naming debates, 182 – 86 , 207 311 – 12 , 314 oceanic currents, 189 – 91 , 193 convict transportation, Indian Ocean, refugees, 12 , 202 , 204 44 – 45 , 58 repatriations, 201 – 2 , 203 , 204 Cook, Frederick, 277 trade, 192 – 93 Cook, James, 69 – 70 , 74 , 298 tragedy, 199 – 206 Cooper, Mercator, 194 – 95 whaling, 193 – 95 , 197 – 98 Copenhagen, 223 – 24 Easter Island (Rapa Nui), 67 , 77 – 78 cosmopolitanism, 54 – 59 , 74 Eastern Roman Empire, 244 – 46 , 248 , 250 Mediterranean Sea, 149 – 52 ecological histories Cossacks, 249 see environmental and ecological Council of the Baltic Sea States histories (CBSS), 214 – 15 ecological products, South China Sea, Crimea, 238 – 39 , 244 , 247 , 248 , 250 , 253 , 117 , 124 – 27 257 , 258 , 259 , 261 – 62 Economic Research Institute for Northeast Crimean War, 254 – 55 Asia (ERINA), 206 – 7 Crosby, Alfred, 76 El Niño/ Southern Oscillation, 72 , 105 Crusades, 139 , 246 Ellemann- Jensen, Uffe, 214 – 15 Curtin, Philip, 95 endorheic basins, 237 Engholm, Björn, 214 da Gama, Vasco, 39 , 47 , 48 England d’Anville, Jean- Baptiste Bourguignon, 169 see Great Britain Danzig, 222 , 224 , 228 Enlightenment Das Gupta, Ashin, 38 – 39 , 40 Baltic Sea, 213 Davidson, Jim, 74 Mediterranean Sea, 148 de Castro, João, 169 Pacii c Ocean, 80 – 81 de Vries, Jan Vredeman, 222 , 223 , 224 Red Sea, 169 de Vries, Klaas, 222 environmental and ecological decolonisation histories, 13 – 16 Atlantic Ocean, 93 – 94 Arctic Ocean, 284 – 92 Pacii c Ocean, 74 – 75 Atlantic Ocean, 103 – 5 deep- sea research, Atlantic Ocean, 104 Indian Ocean, 46 – 51 Dening, Greg, 66 , 98 Mediterranean Sea, 136 – 38 deportations, Black Sea, 255 , 256 , 258 oceanic turn in, 15 – 16 dhow , 49 Pacii c Ocean, 71 – 72 , 76 – 77 , 80 – 81 Diderot, Denis, 249 Sea of Japan/ East Sea, 189 – 99 Dircksen, Jan, 223 South China Sea, 124 – 27 Discovery investigations, 305 – 6 see also Southern Ocean . diving, 104 environmental protection, Southern Dorsey, Kurk, 307 , 308 Ocean, 304 – 5 , 307 – 8 , 309 – 14 d’Orta, Garcia, 50 Ephraimson- Abt, Hans, 205 Douglas, Bronwen, 81 ethnic cleansing, 203 , 256 Douglass, Frederick, 91 European Council, 231 – 32 Downing, George, 219 – 20 European Union, 209 , 214 , 215 , 260 , Drake, Francis, 8 261 , 262 Du Bois, W. E. B., 91 , 95 extra- Atlantic history, 97 , 105 – 8 Earth Summit, 1 , 3 Falkland Islands, 100 East India Company (Dutch), 43 famines, 257 East India Company (English), 38 , 44 , Febvre, Lucien, 162 50 – 51 , 107 , 123 Findlay, Alexander George, 189 – 90 East Korea Warm Current, 191 Findlay, Arthur, 190 – 91 East Sea/ Sea of Japan, 12 , 182 – 207 Finland, 215 , 230 – 31 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-42318-2 — Oceanic Histories Edited by David Armitage , Alison Bashford , Sujit Sivasundaram Index More Information 322 322 Index Finley, Moses, 137 Hanotaux, Gabriel, 162 – 63 First World War, 256 – 57 Hans Sloane Herbarium, 51 i sheries, 13 – 14 Hanseatic League, 215 – 19 Atlantic Ocean, 103 Hardin, Garrett, 307 – 8 Baltic Sea, 217 – 18 , 219 – 20 Harries, Patrick, 43 Southern Ocean, 309 – 12 Harrisson, Tom, 118 l uid ontology, 18 Harvey, David, 194 Flynn, Dennis O., 82 Haushofer, Karl, 92 l y- ship ( l uyt ), 221 Hawai’i, 71 , 74 Food and Agriculture Organization, 312 Heezen, Bruce, 104 forced labour Henry the Navigator, 9 – 10 see slavery and slave trade Herbert, Wally, 277 Fram , 276 – 77 Herodotus, 243 , 282 Franklin, Benjamin, 90 Herzfeld, Michael, 145 – 46 Freeman, Donald, 68 Hess, Andrew, 140 – 41 , 147 – 48 Friedman, Thomas, 146 Hirayama Ikuo, 206