1.1 Introduction
1.2 Seafaring in the
region
2.1 Earliest Records
2.2 Persians in Oman
2.3 Persia and the Rise of
Islam
2.4 Paucity of Material
and Sources
2.5 al-K_h_warazmi and
Arab Cartographers
2.6 Problems of Correct
Identification
3.1 al-Idrisi 12c.
3.2 Venetians 13c.
3.3 Hormuz moves to Gerun
14c.
3.4 Cheng Ho 15c.
3.5 Venetian trade 15c.
3.6 Map Development After
the Arab
Geographers
4.1 Portuguese exploration
4.2 The Portuguese at
Hormuz
4.3 Initial Ottoman
incursions
4.4 Portuguese face
Ottoman expansion
4.5 Maps and Illustrations
pertaining to
Hormuz
4.6 Onset of new trade in
the Persian Gulf
4.7 Threats to Portuguese
domination at
Hormuz
4.8 The difficulties at
Hormuz
4.9 The fall of Hormuz to
the Persians
aided by the English
4.10 The aftermath of the
Portuguese
defeat
4.11 The Portuguese try
to re-establish
in the area
5.1 Bandar Abbas
5.2 South of the Straits -
Oman
5.3 Regional changes
5.4 Piracy
5.5 Surveys and Ships
5.6 Events up to the first
world war
5.7 The second world war
5.8 Nationalism
5.9 The Tunbs and Abu Musa
Dispute
5.10 Subsequent
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