Kernyneia-Kyrenia-Girne Shipwreck

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Rund 300 BC versunken greichische Handelsshiff

The Kyrenia ship found during the storm in 1967 close to Kyrenia. It is a merchant ship launched: in 389 (±44) BC. and sank in288 (±62) BC. ¹

Sources:

Richard J. Steffy: "The Kyrenia Ship: An Interim Report on its Hull Construction." American Journal of Archaeology 38.1 (January 1985), pp. 71-101
idem: Ancient Ship Repair", in Harry Tzalas (ed.), Tropis V: 5th International Symposium on Ship Construction in Antiquity, Nauplia, 26, 27, 28 August 1993, Proceedings, Athens 1993, pp. 395-408.
Claudiu Munteanu, Andrei Vochiţu: Roof Tiles from the Ancient Greek Shipwreck ‘Mangalia B’, Black Sea Coast, Romania in: Nautical Archaeology, Vol. 39/ 2, September 2010, pp. 407–412
Susan Womer Katzev: “The Ancient Ship of Kyrenia, Beneath Cyprus Seas.” Great Moments in Greek Archaeology. Ed. Pavos Valavanis and David Hardy. Oxford University Press, 2007, pp. 286-99.

Referenzen

environ 300 avant J.C. un navire marchand grec coulé

Rond 300 BC gezonken Griekse vrachtvaarder

Kyrenia Shipwreck Museum [Cyprus]
Kyrenia Shipwreck Museum
Cyprus Museum in Nicosia
Archeological museum
Nicosia, Leventis Museum
The city museum of Nicosia, with a lovely archaeological collection from Prehistory until the Middle Ages, and several private collections. Splendid pottery.

Kyrenia, Quarry
Roman period stone quarry.
Kyrenia, Chrysokava Church
Kirsokava (Chrysokava), Kyrenia, North Cyprus. Cave Church of Kyrenia.
Kyrenia Shipwreck Museum [Cyprus]
Kyrenia Shipwreck Museum
Kyrenia Castle
Byzantine castle built in the 7th century