The Kyrenia Ship Final Excavation Report, Volume I 2020
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv13pk6bp.8
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“…Samples employed and first reported in this project were either provided by the directors of the Kyrenia excavation and study project, Susan Womer Katzev and Laina Wylde Swiny (see [ 1 ]), or come from materials in the archives of the Cornell Tree Ring Laboratory, or were supplied from materials held by MB from dendrochronological work in the UK.…”
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“…Samples employed and first reported in this project were either provided by the directors of the Kyrenia excavation and study project, Susan Womer Katzev and Laina Wylde Swiny (see [ 1 ]), or come from materials in the archives of the Cornell Tree Ring Laboratory, or were supplied from materials held by MB from dendrochronological work in the UK.…”
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“…The Hellenistic period Kyrenia Ship, which was found, and then excavated off the northern coast of Cyprus in 1967–1969 [ 1 – 3 ], provides key evidence in studying the evolution of Greek shipbuilding traditions and Mediterranean maritime commercial exchange [ 4 , 5 ]. Originally dated from a single radiocarbon ( 14 C) measurement rather approximately 288±62 BCE [ 2 , 3 ], Katzev and Swiny’s recent publication [ 1 ] reports on the ship’s dating as of 2023.…”
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“…As a final example of the recent trend for the new analysis of previously excavated material, the publication of the Kyrenia Ship Final Excavation Report: Volume I (Katsev and Swiny 2023) contains several studies of material of the Kyrenia ship of Cyprus (originally excavated the 1970s), which were only commissioned and completed in the last decade. A programme of organic residue analysis of amphorae ( Figs 6.3 and 6.4 ) and cooking pots was included in this volume and revealed that there was evidence for plant oils, fruit products, and Pinaceae products inside the shipwreck ceramics (Briggs and Drieu 2023).…”
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confidence: 99%