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September 28, 2025Ḥadašŵt ʾarkeyŵlŵgiyŵt.

Caesarea, a Late Roman Ship

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JSJacob SharvitIsrael Antiquities AuthorityDPDror PlanerIsrael Antiquities AuthorityBBBridget BuxtonUniversity of Rhode Island

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Overview

Underwater survey documents a late roman shipwreck in caesarea, indicating significant archaeological finds.

Key Points

  • The survey identified and documented an extensive assemblage of late roman artifacts from the shipwreck.
  • Artifacts like ancient bronze were discovered on the seabed, enhancing our understanding of maritime history in the region.
  • Conducted by a multidisciplinary team, the underwater salvage survey involved various researchers and local volunteers.
  • These findings from caesarea support the importance of preserving underwater archaeological sites for future research.

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Sharvit et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d913b74ddcf71ba560c377https://doi.org/10.69704/jhaesi.116.2004.26397-he
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