Anse des Laurons 2 - Revision history

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	: Gassend, J.-M., "Un navire de commerce romain en Méditerranée" ''Revue Océanographique Richard'', 1983, 61-71		: Gassend, J.-M., "Un navire de commerce romain en Méditerranée" ''Revue Océanographique Richard'', 1983, 61-71
	: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23		: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23
−	: Gassend, J.-M., "L’apport des découvertes des vestiges antiques du navire des Laurons 2 à	+	: Gassend, J.-M., "L’apport des découvertes des vestiges antiques du navire des Laurons 2 à la restitution d’une épave antique." ''Méditerranée antique : pêche, navigation, commerce'', 1998
−	la restitution d’une épave antique." ''Méditerranée antique : pêche, navigation, commerce'', 1998	+

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	: Gassend, J.-M., "Un navire de commerce romain en Méditerranée" ''Revue Océanographique Richard'', 1983, 61-71		: Gassend, J.-M., "Un navire de commerce romain en Méditerranée" ''Revue Océanographique Richard'', 1983, 61-71
	: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23		: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23
−	: Gassend, J.-M., "~~L'Apport~~ des ~~déscouvertes de~~ vestiges antiques du navire des Laurons 2 à l restitution ~~d'une~~ épave antique." ''Méditerranée antique : pêche, navigation, commerce'', 1998	+	: Gassend, J.-M., "L’apport des découvertes des vestiges antiques du navire des Laurons 2 à
		+	la restitution d’une épave antique." ''Méditerranée antique : pêche, navigation, commerce'', 1998

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	'''For information on the rigging elements, see'''		'''For information on the rigging elements, see'''
−	:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Port Romain des Laurons (Martigues): Éléments d'~~accastillalge~~ antiques. ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 9 (1990): 5-25	+	:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Port Romain des Laurons (Martigues): Éléments d'accastillage antiques. ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 9 (1990): 5-25

Ryanlee at 02:14, 24 November 2010

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	[[Category: Roman ships]]		[[Category: Roman ships]]
	[[Category: Third century AD]]		[[Category: Third century AD]]
−	[[Category: ~~Shipwrecks~~ in France]]	+	[[Category: Ships in France]]
	[[Category: Ships]]		[[Category: Ships]]

Ryanlee at 21:07, 19 November 2010

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	===Summary===		===Summary===
−	The Anse des Laurons 2 shipwreck is an extremely well-preserved Roman wreck of the late 3rd century.	+	The Anse des Laurons 2 shipwreck is an extremely well-preserved Roman wreck of the late 3rd century. The wreck was found in the Roman port of Laurons at Martigues, Bouches-du-Rhône on the south coast of France. Evidence suggests that the ship sank while being [[careen \| careened]] for repairs, and was mostly empty at the time.


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	: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23		: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23
	: Gassend, J.-M., "L'Apport des déscouvertes de vestiges antiques du navire des Laurons 2 à l restitution d'une épave antique." ''Méditerranée antique : pêche, navigation, commerce'', 1998		: Gassend, J.-M., "L'Apport des déscouvertes de vestiges antiques du navire des Laurons 2 à l restitution d'une épave antique." ''Méditerranée antique : pêche, navigation, commerce'', 1998
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	[[Category: Roman ships]]		[[Category: Roman ships]]
	[[Category: Third century AD]]		[[Category: Third century AD]]
	[[Category: Shipwrecks in France]]		[[Category: Shipwrecks in France]]
	[[Category: Ships]]		[[Category: Ships]]

Ryanlee at 20:50, 19 November 2010

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		+	===Summary===
		+	The Anse des Laurons 2 shipwreck is an extremely well-preserved Roman wreck of the late 3rd century.
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	'''Main Publication'''		'''Main Publication'''
−	:Gassend, J.-M, B. Liou and S. Ximénès. "L'épave 2 de l'anse des Laurons (Martigues, Bouche-du-Rhône)" ''Archeonautica'' 4 (1984): 75-105.	+	:Gassend, J.-M, B. Liou and S. Ximénès. "L'épave 2 de l'anse des Laurons (Martigues, Bouche-du-Rhône)" ''Archeonautica'' 4 (1984): 75-105. (English translation available in offprints).
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	'''For information on the rigging elements, see'''		'''For information on the rigging elements, see'''
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	'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''		'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''
	:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222		:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222
−	:'''Note''': The ship was originally dated to the second century AD (in the 1984 publication) based on ~~coins~~ found. However, this later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.	+	:'''Note''': The ship was originally dated to the second century AD (in the 1984 publication) based on a coin found. However, this later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.


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	: Gassend, J.-M., "Un navire de commerce romain en Méditerranée" ''Revue Océanographique Richard'', 1983, 61-71		: Gassend, J.-M., "Un navire de commerce romain en Méditerranée" ''Revue Océanographique Richard'', 1983, 61-71
	: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23		: Gassend, J.-M., "Radioscopie d'un navire de commerce romain" ''Cahiers de l'Université Francophone d'Ete, 1982, 5-23
−		+	: Gassend, J.-M., "L'Apport des déscouvertes de vestiges antiques du navire des Laurons 2 à l restitution d'une épave antique." ''Méditerranée antique : pêche, navigation, commerce'', 1998
	[[Category: Roman ships]]		[[Category: Roman ships]]
	[[Category: Third century AD]]		[[Category: Third century AD]]
	[[Category: Shipwrecks in France]]		[[Category: Shipwrecks in France]]
	[[Category: Ships]]		[[Category: Ships]]

Ryanlee at 20:04, 19 November 2010

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	'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''		'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''
	:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222		:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222
−	:'''Note: The ship was originally dated to the second century AD (in the 1984 publication) based on coins found. However, this later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.	+	:'''Note''': The ship was originally dated to the second century AD (in the 1984 publication) based on coins found. However, this later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.

Ryanlee at 20:04, 19 November 2010

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	'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''		'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''
	:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222		:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222
−	:'''Note~~]]]~~: The ship was originally dated to the second century AD (in the 1984 publication) based on coins found. However, this later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.	+	:'''Note: The ship was originally dated to the second century AD (in the 1984 publication) based on coins found. However, this later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.

Ryanlee at 20:04, 19 November 2010

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	'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''		'''Archaeological material and re-dating'''
	:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222		:Ximénès, S. and M. Moerman. "Le matériel archéologique de l'épave Laurons II (Martigues-Bouches-du-Rhône)" ''Cahiers d'archéologue subaquatique'' 10 (1991) 209-222
−	:The ship was originally dated to the second century AD based on coins found. However, later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.	+	:'''Note]]]: The ship was originally dated to the second century AD (in the 1984 publication) based on coins found. However, this later study of the archaeological material, including a coin from the end of the third century suggests the ship sank in the second half of the third century AD.

Ryanlee at 20:03, 19 November 2010

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	[[Category: Roman ships]]		[[Category: Roman ships]]
	[[Category: Third century AD]]		[[Category: Third century AD]]
		+	[[Category: Shipwrecks in France]]
	[[Category: Ships]]		[[Category: Ships]]