Maritime History refers to the study and analysis of human interactions with the sea and its resources throughout time. This field encompasses a wide range of topics, including naval warfare, exploration, trade, fishing, shipbuilding, and the cultural, social, and economic impact of maritime activities on societies. It examines the development of maritime technology and practices, the role of the sea in shaping civilizations, and the significance of maritime routes in global history. Maritime History can involve various methodologies, including archaeology, anthropology, and historical documentation, to understand how the sea has influenced human behavior and historical events. Its scope can be both broad, covering global maritime activities, and specific, focusing on regional or national maritime traditions.