Archaeonautica
eISSN - 2117-6973
Archaeonautica is aimed at researchers, archaeologists, historians, as well as specialists in maritime and nautical history and archaeology. Its mission is to publish studies in submarine and subaquatic archaeology, both French and foreign, from prehistory to the 19th century.
The journal was founded in 1977 in response to the lack of a specialist review in France that covered scientific themes on a larger scale than the simple excavation report. The chronological spread is wide since the intention is to cover all periods stretching from prehistory to the contemporary era: actual contributions run from protohistory up to modern times. Similarly, the geographic field is not strictly defined, although most of the work examined concerns the Mediterranean, European internal waterways with some articles looking at the eastern Atlantic seaboard.
A large part of the review is given over to publishing excavations of shipwrecks but the collection also includes more specific studies regarding nautical and harbour archaeology. Different aspects of economic and maritime history, as well as the history of attitudes are also tackled through analyses of literary, iconographic and technical sources.
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De re navali : Pérégrinations nautiques entre Méditerranée et océan IndienMélanges en l’honneur de Patrice PomeyCe volume, écrit par quatorze amis, collègues et anciens étudiants, est dédié à Patrice Pomey, archéologue naval spécialiste de l’Antiquité méditerranéenne, directeur de recherche émérite du CNRS, et qui fut directeur de la Direction des Recherches Archéologiques Sous-Marines (ministère de la Culture) et du Centre Camille Jullian (Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS). Préfacé par André Tchernia et introduit par les éditeurs, Giulia Boetto et Éric Rieth, cet ouvrage comporte qua (...)
This volume, written by fourteen friends, colleagues and former students, is dedicated to Patrice Pomey, nautical archaeologist and specialist in the ancient Mediterranean, emeritus director of research at the CNRS, and former director of the Direction des Recherches Archéologiques Sous-Marines (French Ministry of Culture) and of the Centre Camille Jullian (Aix Marseille University, CNRS). With a preface by André Tchernia and an introduction by the editors, Giulia Boetto and Éric Rieth, the work is composed of four sections that reflect the themes to which Patrice Pomey has devoted most of his career. Five articles bearing on the nautical archaeology of the ancient Mediterranean make up the first part, while the second features two contributions looking at nautical iconography.
The four studies of the third part recall Pomey’s interest in nautical ethnography as well as his work on the “sewn” boats of Kerala and the boats of Lake Borollos in Egypt. The fourth and final section is entitled “Varia” and contains three articles exploring other themes dear to Patrice Pomey: dendrochronology, the use of study models, and experimental archaeology.
La Naissance d’une Vocation [Full text]Archéologie navale
Napoli A, a sailing ship abandoned in the harbour of Neapolis at the end of the 1st century : architecture, function, reconstruction and sailing space Rigging elements found on the Madrague de Giens shipwreck (Hyères, Var, France, 1st century BC) Capo Sagro 2 : une épave romaine à chargement de lingots d’étain à 500 mètres de profondeur [Full text]Capo Sagro 2 : a roman wreck loading tin ingots 500 meters depth L’épave de Binissafúller et les bateaux dans la culture ibériqueThe Binissafuller wreck and boats in Iberian culture Ships and navigations in the delta of the Rhône river in Roman periodIconographie navale
The predynastic “boomerang boat” and the divine pharaonic boat Les représentations de la navigation et du commerce dans les collections lapidaires de Narbonne [Full text]The representations of navigation and trade in the lapidary collections of NarbonneEthnographie navale
Typology and influences of the basic logboat in traditional nautical construction, such as vessels of reverse corbelled construction L’utilisation des lisses dans la construction navale traditionnelle d’époque récente La construction d’une jonque à Hong Kong en 1947 : l’ultime enquête ethnographique d’Étienne Sigaut en Chine [Full text]The construction of a jonk in Hong Kong in 1947 : the ultimate ethnographic survey of Étienne Sigaut in China Odam – the quintessential sewn boat of India [Full text]Odam – L’essence du bateau cousu de l’IndeVaria
A special development, from land to water : dendrochronology A new hypothetical reconstruction model of a dolia ship Le Kyrenia II, la trirème Olympias, la papyrella : trois exemples de projets d’archéologie navale experimentale
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Archaeonautica
eISSN - 2117-6973
Archaeonautica est une collection créée en 1977 par le CNRS et le Ministère de la Culture à l’initiative de Bernard Liou. Publiée par CNRS Edition, le secrétariat de rédaction de la collection est assuré par le Centre Camille Jullian. Le but de la collection est la publication des recherches d’archéologie sous-marines ou, plus généralement, subaquatique, de la Préhistoire à l’époque moderne. Elle est aussi destinée à accueillir des études d’archéologie maritime et d’archéologie navale, d’histoire maritime et d’histoire économique.
1990-1999
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