Introduction
Calogero M. Santoro and Persis B. Clarkson
1. Early Modern Caravan Networks in Afghanistan: A View From Above
Kate Franklin Emily Boak
2. Travel Times Versus Transport Costs on Maya Rivers
Ronald Canter
3. Assessing Human Mobility and Dietary Patterns in the Atacama Desert Using Stable Isotopes: The Tarapaca Case (AD 900-1450)
Francisca Santana-Sagredo, Julia Lee-Thorp, Rick Schulting, Mauricio Uribe, and Chris Harrod
4. Historic Caravans in Tanzania: Toward Reinvigorating Multidiscipliary Exploration
Thomas John Biginagwa
5. From Northwest Argentina to the Atacama Desert: Circulation, Goods, and Value (900 BC AD 400)
Francisco Gallardo, Benjamin Ballester, Gloria Cabello, Carole Sinclaire, Itaci Correa, Gonzalo Pimentel, and Estefania Vidal
6. Wari State Control of Camelid Caravan Traffic Between the Coast and Highlands of the Southern Nasca Region, Peru
Matthew J. Edwards
7. Caravans and Long Distance Trade in Roman Egypt
Matt Gibbs
8. The Overland "Great Silk Road": Myths and Realities (A Politically Incorrect Paper on a Politically Correct Subject)
Anatoly M. Khazanov
9. Birth and Growth of Medieval Trans-Saharan Trade in West Africa: The Example of the Caravan City of Sijilmasa (Morocco)
Chloe Capel
10. Caravanner and Herder-Horticulturalist Connections on an Atacama Desert Trafficking Route AD 950-1450
Jose Berenguer
11. Maritime Trails: The Sea Route from the Mediterranean to China in Precolonial Times
John N. Miksic
12. Neither Caravanners Nor Herders: Participation by The Coastal and Lowland Peoples in the Caravan Network of the Northern Atacama Desert, Chile, AD 1000-1535Daniela Valenzuela, Barbara Cases, Calogero M. Santoro, Paola Leiva, Persis B. Clarkson, Francisca Urrutia, and Adrian Oyaneder
13. Human Caravans of Mesoamerica
Persis B. Clarkson and William R. Fowler