TENDENCIES OF DEVELOPMENT OF FISHERY IN ANTIQUE CITYSTATES OF NORTHERN BLACK SEA COAST
Journal Title: Водні біоресурси та аквакультура - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue
Abstract
Some Tendencies of development of fishery in antique city-states of Northern Black Sea Coast are considered in the publication. Special attention is paid to data on export of fish and some fish products. Data from works of Ancient Greek authors on Black Sea fish provided.
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A. I. Tkachuk
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