Mahdia shipwreck

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The Mahdia shipwreck measured ca. .40.6 x 13.8 m

See:

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, p.411
Olaf Höckmann, Mahdia Wreck, in J. P. Delgado (ed.),Encyclopedia of Underwater and Maritime Archaeology, London 1997, p. 254–255
Werner Fuchs, Der Schiffsfund von Mahdia, Tübingen, 1963
Alfred Merlin, Bulletin de la société nationale des antiquaires de France 1908, pp.128-131.

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