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The Roman vessel
of Arbatax
The Ship of Arbatax was a Roman trade vessel sunk near Capo Bellavista (Arbatax) during the second half of the first Century B.C. La Nave di Arbatax era un'oneraria Romana affondata presso Capo Bellavista (Arbatax) nel corso del Primo Secolo A.C. . She carried a cargo of tin, iron and copper
in ingots: the square tin ingots, with a subtile handle (right), are
similar to those recovered from the Port-Vendres II wreck
(France) and from the Capo Testa wreck
(Sardinia): they are
of Spanish origin, dated about 40 B.C. Trasportava
un carico di stagno, ferro e rame in lingotti: i lingotti rettangolari
di stagno, dotati di una sottile maniglia (a destra) sono simili a
quelli recuperati dal relitto
di Port Vendres II
(Francia) e dal reliitto
di Capo Testa
(Sardegna): sono di produzione Spagnola, databili circa 40 A.C. . |
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