This article provides a summary and analysis of current knowledge of the archaeological
remains of the 64 sewn boats that have been excavated in the Mediterranean region, dating …

The remains of a Roman barge were found in 1981 in the River Stella, Udine, Italy. Its cargo
consisted mainly of roof tiles. It was excavated in 1998 and 1999, and detailed recording of …

Fragments of Roman sewn‐plank boats have been found, during rescue excavations, in the
Canale Anfora, an artificial channel used by Roman ships to enter the Roman city of …

In 2012, fragments of hull planking bearing the signs of a Roman‐era sewn vessel, with
holes drilled along the plank edges, washed ashore on Venice Lido, the barrier island …

The 5th century AD barge of Santa Maria in Padovetere was discovered and investigated
inside an ancient river, West of Comacchio. The place, which later hosted the parish of …

This paper presents the results of a multidisciplinary investigation of the wreck of a riverine
flat-bottom sewn barge dated to the fifth century AD. The wreck was recovered west of the …

This study seeks to understand the season and location of manufacturing of Roman-era
north-western Adriatic laced vessels through an analysis of the pollen trapped inside the …

The sewn boat from Cavanella d'Adige has been excavated in the summer of 2008, during a
research campaign by the Superintendence of Archaeology of the Veneto Region in the …

This dissertation investigates the development of a local tradition of laced boatbuilding
along the coasts and inland waterways of the northwestern Adriatic Sea during the Roman …

Abstract· The new shipwrecks of Grado and the lagoon island of Gorgo: Updates on Aquileia
harbor system· The island of Grado separates the upper Adriatic Sea from the lagoon of the …