Ce que disent les sources
- Quand
- 1400 – 1600
- Type
- Naufrage
- Position
- France
- Coordonnées
- 41.92° N, 8.73° E
- Dated
- C15th-16th AD
- Other cargo
- Yellow or green glazed ware pottery 'a stecca' (ribbed), imitating products of Pisa, commonly found in Liguria and less frequently in Corsica.
- Depth
- Unknown
- Sea area
- Western Mediterranean
- Region
- Corsica
Placé à : spot the source gives, blurred on purpose to deter looting.
La source
- OxREP Shipwrecks Database v2.1 (Strauss, Wilson & Flohr 2017)Oxford Roman Economy ProjectNo licence stated
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