Al Masaq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean

Editor's Introduction
pp. 1-1(1)
Author: Bridgman, Rebecca

From the Near East to the Far West: An Oriental Ceramic Fragment Discovered in a Residence of the Counts of Angouleme (Charente, France), Late Tenth-Early Eleventh Century
pp. 3-12(10)
Authors: Bourgeois, Luc; Velde, Bruce; Vequaud, Brigitte

Crossing the Cultural Divide? Continuity in Ceramic Production and Consumption between the Almoravid and Mudejar Periods in Seville
pp. 13-29(17)
Authors: Bridgman, Rebecca; Torres, Pina Lopez; Reina, Manuel Vera

Using Cuerda Seca Ceramics as a Historical Source to Evaluate Trade and Cultural Relations between Christian Ruled Lands and Al-Andalus, from the Tenth to Thirteenth Centuries
pp. 31-58(28)
Author: Delery, Claire

New Perspectives in the Study of Al-Andalus Ceramics, Mertola (Portugal) and the Mediterranean Maritime Routes in the Islamic Period
pp. 59-82(24)
Author: Martinez, Susana Gomez

The Production and Consumption of Islamic Ceramics in Lisbon
pp. 83-104(22)
Author: Bugalhao, Jacinta

Book review
pp. 105-106(2)
Author: Traboulsi, Samer

Book review
pp. 106-112(7)
Author: Molenat, Jean-Pierre

Book review
pp. 112-114(3)
Author: Catlos, Brian

Book review
pp. 114-116(3)
Author: Aslan, Rose

Book review
pp. 116-118(3)
Author: Holmes, Catherine