Old World Trade Routes (OWTRAD) Project
http://www.ciolek.com/owtrad.html
05 Apr 2006
Asia Pacific Research Online, Canberra, Australia
Self-description: "This site [est 7 Jul 1999 - ed.] supports online research in the field of dromography [= the study of history, geography and logistics of communication and trade routes - ed.] and provides a public-access electronic archive of geo/chrono-referenced data on land, river and maritime trade routes of Eurasia and Africa during the period 10,000 BCE - circa 1820 CE."
Site contents:
* Introduction; * Reference Tools; * Data sets [in early Apr 2006 there were 58 GIS-ready datasets including] * Africa trade and pilgrimage routes data sets [...] * Asia & the Middle East data sets (# Karakoram and Pamir,1900 CE, major travel routes [17 data points; Src: Walker 1995; georeferenced] # NW China, 100 CE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' trade routes [45 data points; Src: Anonymous-4 1991; georeferenced] # Tibet, Sichuan and Yunnan, 680 CE-1950 CE - dataset 1, 'Tea and Horse' routes [16 data points; Src: Yang Fuquan 2004a; georeferenced] # Tibet, Sichuan and Yunnan, 680 CE-1950 CE - dataset 2, 'Tea and Horse' routes [18 data points; Src: Yang Fuquan 2004b; georeferenced] # Tibet, Sichuan and Yunnan, 680 CE-1950 CE - dataset 3, 'Tea and Horse' routes [27 data points; Src: Beijing Portal 2004; georeferenced] # China, 1368 CE-1644 CE, Imperial courier (I-chan) routes [458 routes' segments; Src: Hoshi 1971 and Elvin 1982; georeferenced] # NW China,1920 CE, major roads and caravan routes [111 data points; Src: Cable and French 1947; georeferenced] # Tibet, 1900-1950 CE, trade and transportation routes - dataset 1 [150 data points; Src: Baumann 1988; georeferenced] # Tibet, 1900-1950 CE, trade and transportation routes - dataset 2 [14 data points; Src: Norbu & Turnbull 1976, Gyatso 1992, Norbu 1997; georeferenced] # Hellenistic countries, 350 BCE, trade routes [52 data points; Src: Scarre (ed.) 1988; georeferenced] # Middle East, 600-500 BCE, trade routes [13 data points; Src: Cohen and Yisrael 1995; georeferenced] # India,1550-1710 CE, major roads [88 data points; Src: Farooque 1977; georeferenced] # Persia, 550 BCE-450 BCE, major roads [18 data points; Src: Lockhart 1966; georeferenced] # Persia, 50 BCE-300 CE, trade routes [92 data points; Src: Davies 1959; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 1, 'Silk Road' routes [37 data points; Src: Artrek n.d.; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 2, 'Silk Road' routes [16 data points; Src: Unusaliev and Tabaldiev 1998; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 3, 'Silk Road' routes [42 data points; Src: Artrek 2001; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 4, 'Silk Road' routes [32 data points; Src: ITMC Tien Shan n.d.; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 5, 'Silk Road' routes [57 data points; Src: Kolobova n.d.; georeferenced] # Cambodia [Khmer], 1200 CE, major roads [35 data points; Src: Hatano 2002; georeferenced] # Tajikistan, 400 CE-800 CE - dataset 1, 'Silk Road' routes [104 data points; Src: Tajikistan Development Gateway Team. n.d. (1) & (2); georeferenced] # Tajikistan, 400 CE-800 CE - dataset 2, 'Silk Road' routes [53 data points; Src: Jonboboev & Mamadambarova. n.d. (1); georeferenced] # Anatolia, 1200 CE-1400 CE, trade routes [191 routes' segments; Src: Anonymous-5. n.d; georeferenced] # The Middle East, the Caucasus, Central Asia and China, 1200 CE-1400 CE, trade routes [121 routes' segments; Src: Anonymous-6. n.d; georeferenced] # Turkey, 1300 CE-1600 CE, trade routes [174 routes' segments; Src: Inalcik 2000; georeferenced] # Iran and China, 200 BCE-500 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [27 data points; Src: Klimkeit 1988; georeferenced] # The Mediterranean, Iran and China, 200 BCE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [55 data points; Src: Klimkeit 1988; georeferenced] # Central Asia, 700-1000 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [59 data points; Src: Whitfield 1999; georeferenced] # Central Asia, 1 CE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [45 data points; Src: Foltz 1999; georeferenced] # Central Asia, 1 CE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [40 data points; Src: Anonymous-4 1991; georeferenced] # Middle East and India,1300 CE-1600 CE, trade and pilgrimage routes [149 data points; Src: Michell 1978; georeferenced]); * Europe trade and pilgrimage routes data sets [...]); * The OWTRAD Gazetteer (A list of online Lat/Long Gazetteers, Georeferenced Nodes - coordinates and other details of 12,500 variant names for 3,130 unique places in Eurasia and Africa]; * Catalogue of Georeferenced Caravanserais/Khans [Details of 607 caravanserais/khans and other built facilities (bedestans/qaysariyyas, bridges, forts, lighthouses/beacons, markets/bazaars, hospices, etc.) supporting long-distance communication routes]; * Trade-Routes--at--mm.isu.edu scholarly forum [Historical Transport/Communication/Pilgrimage Networks forum] * The OWTRAD Notation System (Introduction, Details of the formal language); * Trade Routes Resources Blog; * Useful Bibliographies.
URL
http://www.ciolek.com/owtrad.html
Internet Archive
http://web.archive.org/web/*/www.ciolek.com/owtrad.html
Link reported by:
T. Matthew Ciolek (tmciolek--at--coombs.anu.edu.au)
* Resource type [news - documents - study - corporate info. - online guide]:
Study
* Publisher [academic - business - govt. - library/museum - NGO - other]:
Other
* Scholarly usefulness [essential - v.useful - useful - interesting - marginal]:
rating not available
* External links to the resource [over 3,000 - under 3,000 - under 1,000 - under 300
- under 100 - under 30]: under 3,000 (in fact, 1350)
Please note that the above details were correct on the day this post was published. To suggest an update, please email the site's editor at tmciolek@ciolek.com
05 Apr 2006
Asia Pacific Research Online, Canberra, Australia
Self-description: "This site [est 7 Jul 1999 - ed.] supports online research in the field of dromography [= the study of history, geography and logistics of communication and trade routes - ed.] and provides a public-access electronic archive of geo/chrono-referenced data on land, river and maritime trade routes of Eurasia and Africa during the period 10,000 BCE - circa 1820 CE."
Site contents:
* Introduction; * Reference Tools; * Data sets [in early Apr 2006 there were 58 GIS-ready datasets including] * Africa trade and pilgrimage routes data sets [...] * Asia & the Middle East data sets (# Karakoram and Pamir,1900 CE, major travel routes [17 data points; Src: Walker 1995; georeferenced] # NW China, 100 CE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' trade routes [45 data points; Src: Anonymous-4 1991; georeferenced] # Tibet, Sichuan and Yunnan, 680 CE-1950 CE - dataset 1, 'Tea and Horse' routes [16 data points; Src: Yang Fuquan 2004a; georeferenced] # Tibet, Sichuan and Yunnan, 680 CE-1950 CE - dataset 2, 'Tea and Horse' routes [18 data points; Src: Yang Fuquan 2004b; georeferenced] # Tibet, Sichuan and Yunnan, 680 CE-1950 CE - dataset 3, 'Tea and Horse' routes [27 data points; Src: Beijing Portal 2004; georeferenced] # China, 1368 CE-1644 CE, Imperial courier (I-chan) routes [458 routes' segments; Src: Hoshi 1971 and Elvin 1982; georeferenced] # NW China,1920 CE, major roads and caravan routes [111 data points; Src: Cable and French 1947; georeferenced] # Tibet, 1900-1950 CE, trade and transportation routes - dataset 1 [150 data points; Src: Baumann 1988; georeferenced] # Tibet, 1900-1950 CE, trade and transportation routes - dataset 2 [14 data points; Src: Norbu & Turnbull 1976, Gyatso 1992, Norbu 1997; georeferenced] # Hellenistic countries, 350 BCE, trade routes [52 data points; Src: Scarre (ed.) 1988; georeferenced] # Middle East, 600-500 BCE, trade routes [13 data points; Src: Cohen and Yisrael 1995; georeferenced] # India,1550-1710 CE, major roads [88 data points; Src: Farooque 1977; georeferenced] # Persia, 550 BCE-450 BCE, major roads [18 data points; Src: Lockhart 1966; georeferenced] # Persia, 50 BCE-300 CE, trade routes [92 data points; Src: Davies 1959; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 1, 'Silk Road' routes [37 data points; Src: Artrek n.d.; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 2, 'Silk Road' routes [16 data points; Src: Unusaliev and Tabaldiev 1998; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 3, 'Silk Road' routes [42 data points; Src: Artrek 2001; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 4, 'Silk Road' routes [32 data points; Src: ITMC Tien Shan n.d.; georeferenced] # Kyrgyzstan, 100 BCE-1400 CE - dataset 5, 'Silk Road' routes [57 data points; Src: Kolobova n.d.; georeferenced] # Cambodia [Khmer], 1200 CE, major roads [35 data points; Src: Hatano 2002; georeferenced] # Tajikistan, 400 CE-800 CE - dataset 1, 'Silk Road' routes [104 data points; Src: Tajikistan Development Gateway Team. n.d. (1) & (2); georeferenced] # Tajikistan, 400 CE-800 CE - dataset 2, 'Silk Road' routes [53 data points; Src: Jonboboev & Mamadambarova. n.d. (1); georeferenced] # Anatolia, 1200 CE-1400 CE, trade routes [191 routes' segments; Src: Anonymous-5. n.d; georeferenced] # The Middle East, the Caucasus, Central Asia and China, 1200 CE-1400 CE, trade routes [121 routes' segments; Src: Anonymous-6. n.d; georeferenced] # Turkey, 1300 CE-1600 CE, trade routes [174 routes' segments; Src: Inalcik 2000; georeferenced] # Iran and China, 200 BCE-500 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [27 data points; Src: Klimkeit 1988; georeferenced] # The Mediterranean, Iran and China, 200 BCE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [55 data points; Src: Klimkeit 1988; georeferenced] # Central Asia, 700-1000 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [59 data points; Src: Whitfield 1999; georeferenced] # Central Asia, 1 CE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [45 data points; Src: Foltz 1999; georeferenced] # Central Asia, 1 CE-1400 CE, 'Silk Road' routes [40 data points; Src: Anonymous-4 1991; georeferenced] # Middle East and India,1300 CE-1600 CE, trade and pilgrimage routes [149 data points; Src: Michell 1978; georeferenced]); * Europe trade and pilgrimage routes data sets [...]); * The OWTRAD Gazetteer (A list of online Lat/Long Gazetteers, Georeferenced Nodes - coordinates and other details of 12,500 variant names for 3,130 unique places in Eurasia and Africa]; * Catalogue of Georeferenced Caravanserais/Khans [Details of 607 caravanserais/khans and other built facilities (bedestans/qaysariyyas, bridges, forts, lighthouses/beacons, markets/bazaars, hospices, etc.) supporting long-distance communication routes]; * Trade-Routes--at--mm.isu.edu scholarly forum [Historical Transport/Communication/Pilgrimage Networks forum] * The OWTRAD Notation System (Introduction, Details of the formal language); * Trade Routes Resources Blog; * Useful Bibliographies.
URL
http://www.ciolek.com/owtrad.html
Internet Archive
http://web.archive.org/web/*/www.ciolek.com/owtrad.html
Link reported by:
T. Matthew Ciolek (tmciolek--at--coombs.anu.edu.au)
* Resource type [news - documents - study - corporate info. - online guide]:
Study
* Publisher [academic - business - govt. - library/museum - NGO - other]:
Other
* Scholarly usefulness [essential - v.useful - useful - interesting - marginal]:
rating not available
* External links to the resource [over 3,000 - under 3,000 - under 1,000 - under 300
- under 100 - under 30]: under 3,000 (in fact, 1350)
Please note that the above details were correct on the day this post was published. To suggest an update, please email the site's editor at tmciolek@ciolek.com
posted by tmciolek at 12:47 PM
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