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	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles.		With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles.

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	== References ==		== References ==

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	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles.		With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles.

−	[[File:Pomposa_1.JPG]]	+	[[File:Pomposa_1.JPG\|center]]

	== References ==		== References ==

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−	'''When:''' 11th AD	+	'''When:''' 11th AD [[File:Pomposa_2.JPG\|thumb\|right]]

	'''Where:''' Po River		'''Where:''' Po River


−	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles. ~~[[File:Pomposa_2.JPG\|thumb\|right]]~~	+	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles.

	[[File:Pomposa_1.JPG]]		[[File:Pomposa_1.JPG]]

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−	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles. [[File:Pomposa_2.JPG\|thumb\|~~left~~]]	+	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles. [[File:Pomposa_2.JPG\|thumb\|right]]

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−	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles. [[File:Pomposa_2.JPG]]	+	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles. [[File:Pomposa_2.JPG\|thumb\|left]]

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−	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles.	+	With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles. [[File:Pomposa_2.JPG]]
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	== References ==		== References ==

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== Introduction ==

'''When:''' 11th AD

'''Where:''' Po River

With a sewn hull, the Pomposa wreck was a river boat around 12 meters long and a beam of 2 to 3 meters. The frames were fixed to the hull by treenails and show the usual notches on its basis for the caulking roles.

== References ==

Pomey, Patrice, L’Épave de Bon-Porté. In ‘Mariners Mirror’ 67.3 (1981): 225-242: 234/236).

Bonino, M., Technique construttive navali insolite nei reperti di Cervia, Pomposa e Pontelagoscuro, in “Atti del Convegno Internazionale di Studi sulle Antichita di Classe, Ravena 14-17 Ottobre 1967", Ravena 1968: 209-217

Ricerce sulla nave romana di Cervia, “Atti del III Congresso Internazionale di Archaeologia Sottomarina, Barcelona 1961", Bordighera, 1971: 316-325; and Archeologia e Tradizione navale tra la Romagna e il Po, Ravena, 1987.