Index
Aa, Pieter van der, 185
Aboriginal Australians, 66-67, 68,
127, 301
Abu Mufarrij, 168
Adam of Bremen, 211-12
Adelman, Jeremy, 145, 146
Aden, 54, 55, 168, 171
Gulf of, 171
Adigal, Ilango, 36
African American Monument, South Carolina, US, 10
Agatharchides of Cnidus, 167 Agnew, John, 273
agricultural exchanges, Indian
Ocean, 49-50
Albert, Duke of Saxony, 212
Albrecht of Bavaria, 212
Alencastro, Luiz Felipe de, 91 Alexander III, tsar of Russia, 256 Alexander the Great, 163, 243 Al-Masudi, 168
amber, 217
Amino Yoshihiko, 187, 192
Andaman Islands, 57-59
Andaya, Barbara Watson, 49
Antarctic Circumpolar Current, 296 Antarctic Treaty, 310, 311-12 Antarctica
see Southern Ocean
anthropology
of Oceania, 63-66
racial theories, 81
apprenticeship, 45
Arctic Council, 280, 291-92
Arctic Ocean, 8, 89, 105, 269-92
as bellwether ocean, 287-91
claims on, 272, 273, 284-85 climate change, 277, 287-92 crossings of, 276-77 geography, 275-77
prehistoric coastal settlements, 281-82 resource extraction, 277, 284-85 scientific research, 286-90 sea ice, 286-92 thermohaline circulation, 276 whaling, 284-85, 299, 302
Arktika, 277
Armitage, David, 171 artillery, 248
Ascension Island, 100
Ascherson, Neal, 241
Atlantic age, 22
Atlantic Charter, 93
Atlantic islands, 99-100
Atlantic Ocean, 85-108, 138 circum-Atlantic history, 96-97 cis-Atlantic history, 96-97 extra-Atlantic history, 97, 105-8 infra-Atlantic history, 97, 98-102, 108 migration, 93, 95, 103-4, 107 slave trade, 90-92, 93-94, 95, 104, 106 sub-Atlantic history, 97, 102-5, 108 sub-oceanic regions, 89-91 trade, 106-7 trans-Atlantic history, 96-97
Atlantis, 99
Aurobindo, Sri, 37
Azad, Abul Kalam, 57
Baekje Kingdom, Korea, 187, 188 Bailyn, Bernard, 2, 16-17, 88-89, 96 Bajau people, South China Sea, 124-27 Balhae Kingdom, Korea, 186-87, 188 Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan (BEMIP), 232
Baltic Sea, 89, 209-32 artisans and artists, 222-24 crossroads to other seas and
oceans, 230-31
Dutch and, 213, 218-24, 225, 228, 230 English and, 225-27, 228, 229 Hanseatic League, 215-19 medieval and modern notions of, 209-15 migration, 222 model region, 231-32 trade, 212-13, 215-22, 224-31
Baltic Sea Strategy, 231-32
Balzac, Honore de, 252
Bangudae, South Korea, 193
Banivanua Mar, Tracey, 75
Barents Sea, 274, 276, 286, 289
Barents, Willem, 276, 283, 284
Basil II, Byzantine Emperor, 245
Beaglehole, John, 62-63
Bengal, Bay of, 41
Ben-Yehoyada, Naor, 148-49, 152
Biological Investigations of Marine Antarctic
Systems and Stocks (BIOMASS), 311 bio-prospecting, 80-81
Bin Abdul Kadir, Abdullah, 51-52
Black Death, 247
Black Sea, 89, 234-64
ancient history, 241-44
geography, 236-41
Middle Ages, 244-47
openness and enclosure, 240-41
Ottoman Empire and, 247-50, 252, 253-54, 256, 257
Russia and, 250-53, 254-56, 257, 259-60, 261-62
trade, 239, 249, 253, 255-56
Turkey and, 239, 257, 258-59, 260, 261, 262
Blocke, Abraham van der, 223
Blocke, Willem van der, 223
‘Blue Revolution’, 15
Bolster, Jeffrey, 103
Bonaparte, Napoleon, 170
Book of Curiosities of the Sciences and
Marvels for the Eyes, The, 34-35
Bose, Subhas Chandra, 58
Bose, Sugata, 33, 98
botanical knowledge, 49-51, 80-81
Bougainville, Louis-Antoine de, 298
Bratianu, George I., 254
Braudel, Fernand, 2, 16-17, 38, 94, 136, 137, 158, 236-37
Browne, Samuel, 51
Brunei, 119
bubonic plague, 247
Buck, Sir Peter (Te Rangi Hiroa), 63, 67, 81
Burnett, Graham, 306, 307, 308
Byrd, Richard F., 277
Byzantine Empire, 244-46, 248, 250
Byzantium, 242
see also Constantinople
Cabot, John, 283
Cairo Geniza letters, 166, 168 canoes, double-hulled, Pacific, 12
see also Polynesian canoe journeys
Cape Colony, 43
Cape of Good Hope, 107
Caribbean Sea
hurricanes, 105 islands, 100
Carta Marina map, 283 cartography, 21
Arctic Ocean, 279, 282, 283, 284
Atlantic Ocean, 89-90
Red Sea, 169
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 184, 185, 190 castaways, Japanese fishermen, 195 Catherine the Great, Empress of
Russia, 250
Challenger expedition, 104
Charles W.
Morgan, 194Chau Ju Kua, 117, 121
Chaudhuri, Kirti, 22, 37, 38, 39-40
Chaunu, Huguette, 94
Chaunu, Pierre, 94
Chekhov, Anton, 199-200
China
see South China Sea
Christian IV, King of Denmark, 223
Christianity, 53-54, 79-80 circum-Atlantic history, 96-97 cis-Atlantic history, 96-97 climate change, 16, 105, 277, 287-92 coasts and beaches, Atlantic, 100-1 coerced labour
Indian Ocean, 44-45
Pacific Ocean, 77-78
‘Coffin Ship’ monument, Ireland, 10
Cold War
Arctic Ocean, 269-70, 276
Black Sea, 240, 258-59
Pacific Ocean, 83
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 191, 203-6 Collingwood, R.
G., 272-73 Colombo, Sri Lanka, 55-56 Columbus, Christopher, 90, 106 commons, global, 309, 310, 313see also tragedy of the commons Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), 261
Congress ofVienna, 252
Coning, Jacob, 223
Conrad, C. M., 197 conservation, Southern Ocean, 304-5,
307-8, 309-14
Constantinople (Istanbul), 239, 244, 245, 246, 248, 250
contracted labour
Indian Ocean, 44-45
Pacific Ocean, 77-79
Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), 309, 311-12, 314
convict transportation, Indian Ocean, 44-45, 58
Cook, Frederick, 277
Cook, James, 69-70, 74, 298
Cooper, Mercator, 194-95
Copenhagen, 223-24 cosmopolitanism, 54-59, 74
Mediterranean Sea, 149-52
Cossacks, 249
Council of the Baltic Sea States
(CBSS), 214-15
Crimea, 238-39, 244, 247, 248, 250, 253, 257, 258, 259, 261-62
Crimean War, 254-55
Crosby, Alfred, 76
Crusades, 139, 246
Curtin, Philip, 95
da Gama, Vasco, 39, 47, 48
d’Anville, Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon, 169 Danzig, 222, 224, 228
Das Gupta, Ashin, 38-39, 40
Davidson, Jim, 74
de Castro, Joao, 169
de Vries, Jan Vredeman, 222, 223, 224
de Vries, Klaas, 222 decolonisation
Atlantic Ocean, 93-94
Pacific Ocean, 74-75
deep-sea research, Atlantic Ocean, 104 Dening, Greg, 66, 98 deportations, Black Sea, 255, 256, 258 dhow, 49
Diderot, Denis, 249
Dircksen, Jan, 223
Discovery investigations, 305-6 diving, 104
Dorsey, Kurk, 307, 308
d’Orta, Garcia, 50
Douglas, Bronwen, 81
Douglass, Frederick, 91
Downing, George, 219-20
Drake, Francis, 8
Du Bois, W. E. B., 91, 95
Earth Summit, 1, 3
East India Company (Dutch), 43
East India Company (English), 38, 44, 50-51, 107, 123
East Korea Warm Current, 191
East Sea/Sea of Japan, 12, 182-207
abductions, 196, 203-4
migration, 12, 186-87, 201-4 naming debates, 182-86, 207
oceanic currents, 189-91, 193 refugees, 12, 202, 204
repatriations, 201-2, 203, 204 trade, 192-93
tragedy, 199-206
whaling, 193-95, 197-98
Easter Island (Rapa Nui), 67, 77-78
Eastern Roman Empire, 244-46, 248, 250 ecological histories
see environmental and ecological histories
ecological products, South China Sea,
117, 124-27
Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia (ERINA), 206-7
El Nino/Southern Oscillation, 72, 105
Ellemann-Jensen, Uffe, 214-15 endorheic basins, 237
Engholm, Bjorn, 214
England
see Great Britain
Enlightenment
Baltic Sea, 213
Mediterranean Sea, 148
Pacific Ocean, 80-81
Red Sea, 169
environmental and ecological
histories, 13-16
Arctic Ocean, 284-92
Atlantic Ocean, 103-5
Indian Ocean, 46-51
Mediterranean Sea, 136-38 oceanic turn in, 15-16
Pacific Ocean, 71-72, 76-77, 80-81
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 189-99
South China Sea, 124-27 see also Southern Ocean.
environmental protection, Southern
Ocean, 304-5, 307-8, 309-14
Ephraimson-Abt, Hans, 205
ethnic cleansing, 203, 256
European Council, 231-32
European Union, 209, 214, 215, 260, 261, 262
extra-Atlantic history, 97, 105-8
Falkland Islands, 100
famines, 257
Febvre, Lucien, 162
Findlay, Alexander George, 189-90
Findlay, Arthur, 190-91
Finland, 215, 230-31
Finley, Moses, 137
First World War, 256-57
fisheries, 13-14
Atlantic Ocean, 103
Baltic Sea, 217-18, 219-20
Southern Ocean, 309-12
fluid ontology, 18
Flynn, Dennis O., 82 fly-ship (fluyt), 221
Food and Agriculture Organization, 312 forced labour
see slavery and slave trade
Fram, 276-77
Franklin, Benjamin, 90
Freeman, Donald, 68
Friedman, Thomas, 146
Frobisher, Martin, 283
Frost, Lionel, 82
Furayama Tadao, 189
Galle inscription, 35-36
Gandhi, Mahatma, 56-57
Geneva Convention for the Regulation of
Whaling, 305
Genoa, 246-47
Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 214-15
Ghafur, Mulla Abdul, 39
‘ghost ships’, 12, 204
Gietermaker, Claes Hendrickszoon, 222
Gilroy, Paul, 91
Giovanni de Pian del Carpini, 183-84
Glissant, Edouard, 102
Godechot, Jacques, 94
Gomes, Estevao, 283
grain trade
Baltic Sea, 217, 219, 220-21, 228
Red Sea, 176
Grand Bassin crater lake, Mauritius, 59
Great Britain
and Baltic Sea, 225-27, 228, 229
and Southern Ocean, 303-6
Great Ocean Conveyor Belt, 105
Great Pacific Garbage Patch, 191
‘Great Patriation of the Fatherland’, 203
Greeks, ancient, 241-43
Green, Nile, 53
Greenpeace, 83, 311, 313
Grove, Richard, 50
guano mining industry, 76, 77-78
Gulf of Aden, 171
Gulf Stream, 90, 276
Guo, Li, 165, 168
Haddon, Alfred Cort, 63 hajj, 51, 52-53, 166
Hannibal, 197-98
Hanotaux, Gabriel, 162-63
Hans Sloane Herbarium, 51
Hanseatic League, 215-19
Hardin, Garrett, 307-8
Harries, Patrick, 43
Harrisson, Tom, 118
Harvey, David, 194
Haushofer, Karl, 92
Hawai’i, 71, 74
Heezen, Bruce, 104
Henry the Navigator, 9-10
Herbert, Wally, 277
Herodotus, 243, 282
Herzfeld, Michael, 145-46
Hess, Andrew, 140-41, 147-48
Hirayama Ikuo, 206
historical periodisation, 22-24
Holy League, 250
Homer, 241-42
Hondius, Willem, 222
Horden, Peregrine, 98, 136-37,
146, 237
Hortus Malabaricus, 50
Howkins, Adrian, 306
Hsian, Fei, 120
Huber, Valeska, 166
Hudson, Henry, 284
Hult, Pieter van den, 223 hydrogenation of oils, 303
Hyphegesis Geographike, 34
Ibn al-Mujawir, 168
Ibn Battuta, 168
Ibn Jubayr, 168
Ibn Majid, Ahmad, 47-48, 49, 168
I-ching, 116
Igler, David, 70-71
imperialism
Indian Ocean, 38-41, 43, 48
Mediterranean Sea, 138-39,
141-45, 150-51
Pacific Ocean, 73-74
Red Sea, 168-69, 170
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 186, 201-2 see also Black Sea
indentured labour
Indian Ocean, 44-45
Pacific Ocean, 77-79
India, 48, 50
Indian Ocean, 31-60, 89, 98, 105 knowledges and environments, 46-54 labour, 41-46
modern formations, 54-59 narrators of, 33-38
Red Sea and, 156-58, 164, 171 trade, 22, 38-42, 46, 107
Indigenous peoples, 9, 11, 24
Aboriginal Australians, 66-67, 68, 127, 301
Arctic Ocean, 273-74, 275-76, 281-82
Atlantic Ocean, 93, 99-100 navigational knowledge, 72
Pacific Ocean, 72, 74-75, 81-82
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 186, 193
South China Sea, 124-27
Southern Ocean, 301
whaling, 14, 193, 301
Indonesia, 49 infra-Atlantic history, 97, 98-102, 108 institution building, international, 93 Intergovernmental Oceanic Commission, 1 International Committee of the Red
Cross, 203
International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling (ICRW), 307, 313
International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES), 305
International Court of Justice, 313-14 International Geophysical Year, 310 International Hydrographic Organisation, 182, 184-85, 270
International Whaling Commission (IWC), 14, 306, 307-8, 309, 312, 313
Inuit, 273-74, 276, 282
Inuit Circumpolar Council, 291
Ireland, Alexander, 70
iron, 229
Islam
Indian Ocean, 40, 52-53
Pacific Ocean, 79
Red Sea, 166, 168
see also Muslim communities
Istanbul, 239, 260
see also Constantinople
James, C.
L. R., 91-92Japan, 82-83
see also Sea of Japan/East Sea
Japan Current, 189-91
Japan Whaling Association, 193 Jenkins, Charles Robert, 203
Jewish communities
Black Sea, 256, 258
Mediterranean Sea, 150, 151
Red Sea, 166, 168
Johnsen, A. O., 302
Johnson, Charles, 144
Joint-Daguenet, Roger, 163
Jones, Ryan Tucker, 70
Journal of Pacific History, 68
Juntoku, Emperor of Japan, 200
Kafadar, Cemal, 141
Kaffa, 246, 247, 248
kamal, 47, 48
Kammerer, Albert, 161-62, 169
Kellogg, Remington, 307
Kessel, Joseph, 170
khashabat, 47
Khrushchev, Nikita, 259
kidnappings, Sea of Japan/East Sea, 196, 203-4
Knipowitsch, Nikolai, 289
Korea
see East Sea/Sea of Japan
Korean Airlines Flight 007, 204-6
Korean War, 12, 202
Kotzebue, Otto von, 230
krill, Antarctic, 305, 309, 311, 312, 315
Krusenstern, Adam Johann von, 230
Kuroshio Current, 189-91
Kuykendall, Ralph S., 62
La Perouse Map, 185
La Perouse, Jean-Francois de Galaup, comte de, 73, 185, 190
labour
Atlantic Ocean, 107
Indian Ocean, 41-46
Pacific Ocean, 77-79
see also slavery and slave trade
labour camps, 201-2
‘Lapita’ culture, 67
Larsen, Carl Anton, 303
LaRue, Leonard, 202
lascars, 45-46
Latham, A. J. H., 82
law of the sea, 273, 310-11
League of Nations, 305
Lemuria, 36, 99
‘Levantini’, 150-51
Linnaeus, Carl, 282
Lippmann, Walter, 92-93
Livorno, 151
London Missionary Society, 80
Londres, Albert, 170
MacDonald, Ranald, 196
Mackintosh, Neil, 306
Maddison, Ben, 301
Magalhaes Godinho, Vitorino, 94
Magnus, Olaus, 212, 283
Malmstrom, Cecilia, 231
Mamiya Rinzo, 190
Mangyongbong ferry, 202-3, 204
Manila galleons, 69, 106-7
Maori, 67
mapping
see cartography
Margariti, Roxani Eleni, 165, 168 marine goods, South China Sea, 124-27 marine protected areas, 314
Maritime Heritage Gallery, National Museum of India, 48
Marseille, 152
Matthews, Derek H., 172-73
Matvejevic, Predrag, 141
Mauritius, 44, 45, 50
Grand Bassin crater lake, 59
Mauro, Frederic, 94
Maury, Matthew Fontaine, 90
Mawson, Douglas, 306
McKenzie, Alexander, 283
McPherson, Kenneth, 37, 47
Mediterranean Sea, 89, 98, 105, 134-53, 234, 236-37
Christian-Muslim division, 134-36, 138-41, 146-49
cosmopolitanism, 149-52 environmental histories, 136-38 global history and, 145-49 naming debates, 138, 139
Ottoman Empire and, 141-45, 150-51
Red Sea and, 156-58, 164 refugees and migrants, 134, 152 source of danger, 139-40 trade, 147-48, 230
Meloy, John, 165
Mercator, Gerardus, 283
Mercedarians, 147-48
Meredith Victory, 12, 202 mid-Atlantic ridge, 104 migration
Atlantic Ocean, 93, 95, 103-4, 107
Baltic Sea, 222
Mediterranean Sea, 134, 152
Pacific Ocean, 63, 66-68, 77-79
Red Sea, 177-78
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 12, 186-87, 201-4
Millburn, William, 123
Miller, Peter, 137
Mills, J.V., 118
‘Ming Gap’ thesis, 118-19
mining, 76, 79
Miran, Jonathan, 98
Mithridates VI, king of Pontus, 243
Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, 258 Mombasa, 54, 55
Moneron Island, Russia, 190
Monfreid, Henry de, 170-71
Mongols, 246
Monneron, Paul Merault, 190
monsoon systems
Indian Ocean, 46-47, 48, 49-50
Red Sea, 160
South China Sea, 113, 118
Montreux Convention on the Regime of the Straits, 257, 260
Moon, Alexander, 50
Moresby, Robert, 170
Morgan, Nathaniel Saxton, 197-98 mother-of-pearl, 125, 175-76 mufti, 143-44
Munmu, Silla King, 188
Murai Shosuke, 188
Muslim communities
Black Sea, 255, 256
Indian Ocean, 41
Mediterranean Sea, 134-36,
138-41, 146-49
South China Sea, 117
see also Islam; Ottoman Empire mutinies, lascar, 46
naming debates, 6-7
Mediterranean Sea, 138, 139
Red Sea, 161
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 182-86, 207
Southern Ocean, 296-98
Nansen, Fridtjof, 276-77, 279
Nanyang (South China Sea), 115, 117, 120, 130
National Famine Monument, Ireland, 10
National Museum of India, 48
NATO, 93, 258, 260, 261
Nautilus, 277
navigational knowledge
Atlantic Ocean, 89-90
Baltic Sea, 222
Indian Ocean, 47-48
Pacific Ocean, 72
Red Sea, 160-61, 171-72
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 184
South China Sea, 117-18
Nesselmann, Georg Heinrich
Ferdinand, 213
Netherlands, and Baltic Sea, 213, 218-24, 225, 228, 230
‘New Hansa’ debate, 214
‘new thalassology’, 2, 164
New Zealand, 67, 68, 83
nitrate pollution, 232
Nordenskiold, Adolf Erik, 279
Norse colonisation of Arctic, 276, 282
North Korea, 12, 191-92, 202-4
North Pacific Gyre, 191
Northwest Passage, 105, 106, 283, 287 nuclear facilities, 191-92
nuclear testing, 83
nuclear waste, 191
nuclear weapons, 205-6
Obeyesekere, Gananath, 74 object biographies, 58-59 Obruchev, Vladimir A., 280 Ocean Island (Banaba), 79 oceanic currents
Arctic Ocean, 276-77
Atlantic Ocean, 90, 91, 276
Pacific Ocean, 72
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 189-91, 193
Southern Ocean, 296
Odessa, 251-52
Oki Islands, Japan, 198-99
Ottoman Empire
and Black Sea, 247-50, 252, 253-54, 256, 257
and Mediterranean Sea, 141-45, 150-51 and Red Sea, 168-69
Outhwaite, Leonard, 94
‘Pacific century’, 22, 82-83 Pacific Ocean, 62-83, 89, 105 chronologies, 66-68 economic histories, 75-76 environmental and ecological histories,
71-72, 76-77, 80-81
geographies, 68-72
imperial histories, 73-74
knowledges, 79-82
labour, 77-79
maritime histories, 72-73
migration, 63, 66-68, 77-79 postcolonial histories, 74-75 slavery and slave trade, 77-78 temporal dimension, 82-83 trade, 69, 75-76, 107
Pacific rim, 71
Padrao dos Descobrimentos, Portugal, 9-10 Palmer, R.
R., 94‘pan Pacific’ construction, 71, 82
Panama, isthmus of, 105
Parry, William, 286
Pasha of Algiers, 147-48 pearling industry, 125, 126, 175-76 Pearson, Michael, 37, 47
Peary, Robert, 277
penal colonies, 58, 199-200 periodisation, 22-24
Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, 33, 166, 167
Perry, Matthew, 196, 197-98
Persian Gulf, 41-42
Peter the Great, tsar of Russia, 250 Petriat, Philippe, 165 petroglyphs, 193 Philippines, 69, 106-7 phosphate mining, 76, 79 Pigafetta, Antonio, 122, 126 pilgrims, 212 piracy, 35
Black Sea, 249
Indian Ocean, 57-58 Mediterranean Sea, 143-44 Sea of Japan/East Sea, 188
Pirenne thesis, 134-36, 146-47 plane crash, Sea of Japan/East Sea, 204-6 plate tectonics, 104, 296
Plato, 99
Pliny the Elder, 167 pogroms, 256
Pollock, Sheldon, 53
pollution
Great Pacific Garbage Patch, 191 nitrates, 232 radioactive waste, 191
Polo, Marco, 48, 184
Polynesian canoe journeys, 63, 66-67, 68 Pomeranz, Kenneth, 127
Portman, Maurice Vidal, 59 postcoloniality, 19
Power, Timothy, 164, 166, 168 prisoners of war, 200-1
Ptolemaic dynasty, Egypt, 167
Ptolemy, 34, 35, 36
Purcell, Nicholas, 98, 136-37, 146, 237 Pytheas of Massalia, 99, 282
qiyas, 47
racial theories, 81-82
Radcliffe-Browne, A. R., 58-59 radioactive waste, 191
Rafael, Vicente, 80
Rainbow Wiirrior, 83 ransoming of captives, 147-48
Rapa Nui (Easter Island), 67, 77-78
Rasmussen, Knud, 279 rattan, 125
Red Sea, 89, 98, 156-79 architectural unity, 172-73 conceptualizing, 171-73 geography, 159-61 historiographic perspectives, 161-66 identity, 178-79 migration, 177-78 multi-scale framework, 173-78 naming debates, 161 temporal framework, 166-71 trade, 160-61, 166, 173-77
refugees
Black Sea, 257
Mediterranean Sea, 134, 152
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 12, 202, 204 religious knowledge
Indian Ocean, 52-54
Pacific Ocean, 79-80
relocations and resettlement
Black Sea, 255, 256, 258
Pacific Ocean, 79
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 201-2, 203, 204 Rennell, James, 90
repatriations, Sea of Japan/East Sea, 201-2, 203,204
Reseau Ocean Mondial, 1
Ricci, Matteo, 184
Ricci, Ronit, 53
Richards, John, 299
Roberts, Peder, 304, 306
Roman Empire, 243-44
see also Eastern Roman Empire
Ross, John, 286
Ross, Sir John, 286
Rothman, Natalie, 150-51
Rothschild, Emma, 96
Rowley, Graham, 290
Russell, Lynette, 301
Russia
and Arctic Ocean, 274, 278, 280, 289
and Baltic Sea, 213, 227, 229, 230
and Black Sea, 250-53, 254-56, 257, 259-60, 261-62
and Sea of Japan/East Sea, 190, 191, 199-200, 201-2
see also Soviet Union
Ruysch, Johannes, 283
RyuYeon-Taek, 185
Sado Island, Japan, 200-1, 203
Sahlins, Marshall, 74
Sakhalin Island, Russia, 199-200, 201
see also Moneron Island, Russia
Sastri, Suryanarayana, 36
Schafer, Edward, 124
Schenk, Peter, the Younger, 185
Scientific Committee on Antarctic
Research (SCAR), 311, 312 scientific research
Arctic Ocean, 286-90
Atlantic Ocean, 104
Southern Ocean, 305-6, 311
see also Enlightenment
Sclater, Philip, 36
Scoresby, William, 287
sea ice, 286-92
Sea of Azov, 238, 239, 250
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 12, 182-207
abductions, 196, 203-4
migration, 12, 186-87, 201-4
naming debates, 182-86, 207
oceanic currents, 189-91, 193 refugees, 12, 202, 204
repatriations, 201-2, 203, 204
trade, 192-93
tragedy, 199-206
whaling, 193-95, 197-98
sea peoples, South China Sea, 124-27 Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, 313 sealing, 299-301
Second World War, 82-83, 200-1, 258 Seed, Patricia, 271
Sephardi Jews, 150, 151
Sethu Pillai, R.
P., 36settler colonialism, 93
Seven Years’War, 144, 224
sexual labour, 77
Seyhulislam, 143-44
Shiba Kokan, 184
ship monuments, 9-10
‘Ship of Miracles’, 12, 202
shipping traffic, 227
ships and ship-building, 9-13
Baltic Sea, 220, 221
Indian Ocean, 48-49, 51-53
steam, 51-53, 91, 170, 253
shipyards, 12
Sidebotham, Steven, 165
Silla Dynasty, Korea, 188
‘Singing Ship’ monument, Australia, 10
Siple, Paul A., 290
slavery and slave trade
Atlantic Ocean, 90-92, 93-94, 95, 104, 106
Indian Ocean, 40, 41-45
Mediterranean Sea, 143
Pacific Ocean, 77-78
ship monuments to, 10
South China Sea, 126-27
Sloane, Hans, 104, 273-74
Smith, Bernard, 66
sonar, 104
South Atlantic Gyre, 91
South China Sea, 13, 89, 113-31
ancient and medieval histories, 115-20 early modern history, 120-23 ecological histories, 124-27 trade, 115-23, 124-30
Southern Ocean, 8, 13, 89, 105, 296-316
Antarctic Treaty, 310, 311-12 conservation, 304-5, 307-8, 309-14
naming debates, 296-98
scientific research, 305-6, 311
sealing, 299-301
whaling, 299, 301-8, 309, 311, 312-14
Soviet Union
and Arctic Ocean, 278, 289-90
and Baltic Sea, 209, 214
and Black Sea, 240, 257-59, 260
and Sea of Japan/East Sea, 201-2, 204-5
and Southern Ocean, 309-10
see also Russia
Spate, O. H. K., 66
Spitsbergen, 284-85
Sri Lanka, 35, 36, 50
Colombo, 55-56
St Helena, 100, 107
St Petersburg, 225-26, 227, 229
Stalin, Joseph, 257-58
Stalingrad, Battle of, 258
steam shipping, 51-53, 91, 170, 253 Stefansson, Vilhjalmur, 279, 282-83 Strabo, 167
Straits of Gibraltar, 105
subaltern biography, 45 sub-Atlantic history, 97, 102-5, 108
Suez Canal, 107, 163, 166, 170
Svalbard Treaty, 272 swimming, 8-9, 104
Tagliacozzo, Eric, 41, 166
Taiwan, 124
Tamil scholars, 36
Taprobane, 35, 36
tarsh al-bahr, 179
Tatars, 247, 248, 255, 258
Te Rangi Hiroa (Sir Peter Buck),
63, 67, 81
Tharp, Marie, 104
thermohaline circulation, Arctic
Ocean, 276
Thoreau, Henry David, 101 timber and forest products, Baltic Sea,
220, 221, 228, 229
Tinker, Hugh, 44
Tokugawa shogun, 195
Tonnessen, J. N., 302, 308
tourism, Southern Ocean, 314
Toussaint, Auguste, 37
trade
Arctic Ocean, 274
Atlantic Ocean, 106-7
Baltic Sea, 212-13, 215-22, 224-31
Black Sea, 239, 249, 253, 255-56
Indian Ocean, 22, 38-42, 46, 107
Mediterranean Sea, 147-48, 230
Pacific Ocean, 69, 75-76, 107
Red Sea, 160-61, 166, 173-77
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 192-93
South China Sea, 115-23, 124-30
see also slavery and slave trade
tragedy of the commons, 307-8 trans-Atlantic history, 96-97 Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, 92 transnational history-writing, 4-5
Treaty of Berlin, 256
Treaty of Lausanne, 257
Treaty of Paris (1856), 255
trepang (edible sea-cucumber), 126-27
Tristan da Cunha, 100
Trivellato, Francesca, 151
Trojan War, 241-42
Tsushima Current, 191
Tuchscherer, Michel, 163, 173
Tupaia, 69
Turkey, 239, 257, 258-59, 260, 261, 262 see also Ottoman Empire
Twain, Mark, 255
Ulleugndo Island, South Korea, 198-99
Um, Nancy, 165, 173
United Nations, 1, 16, 93, 202
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), 273, 310-11
United Nations Economic, Social
and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), 1, 93
United States
and Arctic Ocean, 290
and Sea of Japan/East Sea, 194-99, 205-6
Valerian, Dominique, 144-45
Vallet, Eric, 165, 168
van Obberghen, Antoni, 222, 223, 224
van Rede tot Drakenstein, Hendrik, 50
van Steenwinckel, Hans, the Elder, 223
van Steenwinckel, Hans, the Younger, 223 van Steenwinckel, Lourens, 223
van Wijck, Jan, 223
Vaughan, Megan, 45
Vaugondy, Gilles Robert, 185
Venice, 143-44, 150-51, 245-46
Verne, Jules, 236
Victory, 12
Villiers, Alan, 37-38, 94
Walcott, Derek, 102
Waldseemüller, Martin, 283
Wallace line, 76
Wallerstein, Immanuel, 39
Wang Gungwu, 117
Wang Ta-yuan, 120
war crimes, 200-1
War of Polish Succession, 224
Warren, James Francis, 127
Watson, Paul, 313
waves, 16
whale oil, 302-3
whaling, 13-14, 73
Arctic Ocean, 284-85, 299, 302
Atlantic Ocean, 103
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 193-95, 197-98
Southern Ocean, 299, 301-8, 309, 311,
312-14
White, John, 67, 68
White, Joshua, 143-44
Williams, Eric, 91-92
Willoughby, Hugh, 284
Winchester, Simon, 156
wind systems
Atlantic Ocean, 91
Indian Ocean, 46-47, 48, 49-50
Red Sea, 160-61, 171-72
Sea of Japan/East Sea, 184, 192
South China Sea, 113, 118 Wladyslaw III, King of Poland, 247-48
women
sexual labour, 77
slavery, 42
World Oceans Day, 1, 3
World War I, 256-57
World War II, 82-83, 200-1, 258 Wyld, James, 185
Yokota Megumi, 203
Zanzibar, 54-55
Zeami Motokiyo, 200
Zedler, Johann Heinrich, 213
Zheng He, 35-36, 120
Zubov, Nikolai, 289