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The Roman
vessel of Cala Cupa (Giglio Island)
. The ancient Ship of Cala Cupa was a Roman trade vessel carrying a cargo of grain coming from Southern France in Pelichet 47 amphorae (right), sunk at Cala Cupa (Giglio Island) during the Second Century A.D. . L'antica Nave di Cala Cupa era una nave oneraria Romana che portava un carico di granaglie proveniente dalla Francia meridionale in anfore tipo Pelichet 47 (a destra), affondato a Cala Cupa (Isola del Giglio) nel corso del Secondo Secolo D.C. The most part of the cargo was recovered from a depth comprised between -4m and -12m but the remains of the hull may be slid down the slope to a depth of about -90m. La maggior parte del carico recuperato proviene da profondità comprese tra -4m e -12m, ma resti dello scafo e del carico potrebbero essere scivolati lungo la sottostante scarpate fino a circa -90m. . |
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