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Bozburun Byzantine Shipwreck Excavation Documents and Drawings

WHAT: BYZANTINE SHIPWRECK WHERE: BOZBURUN, TURKEY | EXCAVATION: 1995 DATE OF WRECK: A.D. 880 | ADDITIONAL DATE: BUILT A.D. 874

Click on the icons below to access jpeg files of the Bozburun Byzantine Shipwreck Excavation drawings. PDF files of the drawings below are available in the INA Archives.  If you would like to access these files please send a request to our archivist at archivist@nauticalarch.org.

 

Byzantine Empire

Keel

Harpster Dissertation

Wreck Site

Site Plan

Site Grid

Planking

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Document Notes:

Byzantine Empire: Map of the Mediterranean c. A.D. 925 showing the extent of territory controlled by the Byzantine Empire. F. Hocker.

Wreck Site: The 9th-century shipwreck is located off the southwest coast of Turkey near the town of Selimiye. D. Stewart.

Site Grid: Plan of grid squares over site. INA Archives/M.Harpster.

Keel: Drawing of the starboard side of the second fragment of the keel (1:10 scale). M. Harpster.

Site Plan: Site plan with oak floor timbers labeled. M. Harpster.

Planking: Drawing of the re-assembled starboard planking. M. Harpster.

Harpster Dissertation: “A Re-Assembly and Reconstruction of the 9th-Century AD Vessel Wrecked off the Coast of Bozburun, Turkey.” Ph.D. Diss. Texas A&M University, 2005.

 

 

 

 

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