Rivista di Studi storici del Mediterraneo On September 27th in Pisa, at the Gipsoteca di Arte Antica e Antiquarium of the University of Pisa, at 5:00 PM, the presentation Il Mediterraneo e i Consoli del mare di Pisa (1400-1800) will take place. The results of the University Research Project “Un mare connesso” will be presented, along with the historical context and the importance of the archival sources preserved in Pisa. Special attention will be given to the website Consoli del mare, created in collaboration with the State Archive of Pisa.
Il Mediterraneo e i Consoli del mare di Pisa (1400-1800) and the website “Consoli del mare”
As part of the presentation Il Mediterraneo e i Consoli del mare di Pisa (1400-1800), the website Consoli del mare will also be showcased. This site contains information and digitized sources, including iconographic materials, related to the activities of the Consuls of the Sea Tribunal of Pisa. Additionally, it provides access to a database covering cases debated before the tribunal, which had jurisdiction over all maritime and commercial matters in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, as well as the port of Livorno and the merchants residing there, hailing from all shores of the Mediterranean and Northern Europe. This database offers a unique insight into Mediterranean history within the framework of global relations in the modern age.
For more information about the presentation, visit the Bright Night 2024 website.
