The University of Southampton
University of Southampton Institutional Repository

Морски археологически проект Черно море

Морски археологически проект Черно море
Морски археологически проект Черно море
In 2017 the deep water research was carried out with the state of the art vessel “Havila Subsea”. By 6 m vibrocorer were taken 16 cores and by 18 m piston corer were taken another four. In total in 2016 and 2017 a coring program at 92 locations was accomplished resulting in 394 m of core samples (fig. 1). In 2017 23 shipwrecks were studied by ROVs to a maximal depth of 2111 m (fig. 2). Among the most important discoveries is the Ancient Greek shipwreck dated to the late 5th c. BC (fig. 3), the three Roman wrecks dated to 1st–4th c. and the Early Byzantine one dated to the 5th–6th c. During 2015–2017 MAP Black Sea project discovered and studied 61 shipwrecks presenting examples of vessels from all historical ages: form the time of the Early Classical Greek period up to the 19th c. Most of them have a very high degree of conservation of wooden hulls, making the Black Sea one of the most promising areas for researches on the history of ship building and seafaring of the Old world
1313-0889
713-723
Vagalinski, Ljudmil
74a72994-94be-4965-b6d0-1faa2eec0e3e
Adams, Jonathan
184a058c-d4b1-44fc-9bff-cadee3882bc8
Dimitrov, Kalin
3dc55f99-ac4f-4fe4-b743-b82f68d03547
Batchvarov, Kroum
2ea5ce6c-d9d8-4233-a6f9-13f485bf44b5
Pacheco Ruiz, Rodrigo
5966635c-eca5-4852-8f73-3b5b00e3b7ec
Draganov, Vesolin
894fdd28-cb29-421b-8f06-dd311cb8f1a4
Garbov, Dragomir
d7fb59f4-37e5-47f2-b110-b2defe2f5d4d
Vagalinski, Ljudmil
74a72994-94be-4965-b6d0-1faa2eec0e3e
Adams, Jonathan
184a058c-d4b1-44fc-9bff-cadee3882bc8
Dimitrov, Kalin
3dc55f99-ac4f-4fe4-b743-b82f68d03547
Batchvarov, Kroum
2ea5ce6c-d9d8-4233-a6f9-13f485bf44b5
Pacheco Ruiz, Rodrigo
5966635c-eca5-4852-8f73-3b5b00e3b7ec
Draganov, Vesolin
894fdd28-cb29-421b-8f06-dd311cb8f1a4
Garbov, Dragomir
d7fb59f4-37e5-47f2-b110-b2defe2f5d4d

Vagalinski, Ljudmil, Adams, Jonathan, Dimitrov, Kalin, Batchvarov, Kroum, Pacheco Ruiz, Rodrigo, Draganov, Vesolin and Garbov, Dragomir (2018) Морски археологически проект Черно море. Archaeological Discoveries and Excavations, 1 (1), 713-723.

Record type: Article

Abstract

In 2017 the deep water research was carried out with the state of the art vessel “Havila Subsea”. By 6 m vibrocorer were taken 16 cores and by 18 m piston corer were taken another four. In total in 2016 and 2017 a coring program at 92 locations was accomplished resulting in 394 m of core samples (fig. 1). In 2017 23 shipwrecks were studied by ROVs to a maximal depth of 2111 m (fig. 2). Among the most important discoveries is the Ancient Greek shipwreck dated to the late 5th c. BC (fig. 3), the three Roman wrecks dated to 1st–4th c. and the Early Byzantine one dated to the 5th–6th c. During 2015–2017 MAP Black Sea project discovered and studied 61 shipwrecks presenting examples of vessels from all historical ages: form the time of the Early Classical Greek period up to the 19th c. Most of them have a very high degree of conservation of wooden hulls, making the Black Sea one of the most promising areas for researches on the history of ship building and seafaring of the Old world

This record has no associated files available for download.

More information

Published date: March 2018
Alternative titles: Maritime Archaeology Project Black Sea: : Maritime Archaeological Investigations on the Bulgarian Continental Shelf; and Underwater Archaeological Investigations at Ropotamo

Identifiers

Local EPrints ID: 446634
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/446634
ISSN: 1313-0889
PURE UUID: a3eecf3c-81a8-4da0-b1d7-8588775b34c0

Catalogue record

Date deposited: 16 Feb 2021 17:35
Last modified: 12 Dec 2021 12:17

Export record

Contributors

Author: Ljudmil Vagalinski
Author: Jonathan Adams
Author: Kalin Dimitrov
Author: Kroum Batchvarov
Author: Vesolin Draganov
Author: Dragomir Garbov

Download statistics

Downloads from ePrints over the past year. Other digital versions may also be available to download e.g. from the publisher's website.

View more statistics

Atom RSS 1.0 RSS 2.0

Contact ePrints Soton: eprints@soton.ac.uk

ePrints Soton supports OAI 2.0 with a base URL of http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/cgi/oai2

This repository has been built using EPrints software, developed at the University of Southampton, but available to everyone to use.

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we will assume that you are happy to receive cookies on the University of Southampton website.

×