Publications on shipwrecks and their contents?

[Martin Moser]

Reading the topic Dazzling discovery in waters off Spain: 1st-century vessel and bearing in mind what interesting finds the Comacchio shipwreck yielded, does anybody know whether there are any other Roman shipwrecks with small to medium finds besides amphorae or other pottery wares that are published?

[LUCIUS ALFENUS AVITIANUS]

I remember one complete belt and sword form Porto Vechio shipwreck, published by E. Künzl. [url:3l2c1wvi]http://www.archaeologie-sachbuch.de/cat21.html[/url]

Some shipwrecks are publicated with all his material, because it's a closed found.

What abot the NAVIS project? Probably have some interesting information.

[Dardanus Lupus]

A.J. Parker has compiled most published roman and greek shipwrecks in his
Ancient Shipwrecks of the Mediterranean and the Roman Provinces , BAR International Series 580.

[Martin Moser]

A.J. Parker has compiled most published roman and greek shipwrecks in his
Ancient Shipwrecks of the Mediterranean and the Roman Provinces , BAR International Series 580.

Sounds interesting, I'll check it out! Thanks a lot!

[LUCIUS ALFENUS AVITIANUS]

That work is mostly a catalogue of shipwrecks, with bibliographical notes, if published, a description and so. It's very well made, but don't hope to find here the archeological material published.

[Martin Moser]

That work is mostly a catalogue of shipwrecks, with bibliographical notes, if published, a description and so. It's very well made, but don't hope to find here the archeological material published.

Thanks for pointing that out - if it contains bibliographical notes, as you say, it might still be worth it in the long run :-) )