Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie e.V.

Programm 17.-19. März 2017

Von den eingereichten Bewerbungen wurden 32 Referenten/innen aus 16 Ländern ausgewählt. Der zeitliche Rahmen der Themen spannt sich von der Prähistorie bis in die 2. Hälfte des 19. Jh. 

Zur Präsentation eines festlichen Abendvortrags über das Gnalic-Wrack (Kroatien) wurde Frau Dr. Irena Radić Rossi, die im WS 2016/17 eine Gastprofessur in Nautischer Archäologie am Archäologischen Seminar der Philipps-Universität Marburg betreut, eingeladen.

Programm (Stand 15.03.2017)          Abstracts



Referenten und Themen

Batur, Katarina; Bermanec, Vladimir:
The various cargo of Gagliana grossa, with special emphasis on raw materials and semi-products.


Bounegru, Octavian and Caliniuc, Stefan:
The Shipowners Organisation in the Pontic and Aegean Area in Roman Times.

Casaban, Jose Luis; Yamafune, Kotaro; de Oliveira Torres, Rodrigo; Batur, Katarina:
The systematic photogrammetric recording of the Gnalić shipwreck hull remains.

Cassiti, Patrick; Radić Rossi, Irena:
The products of German origin from the cargo of Gagliana grossa.

Čelhar, Martina et al.:
Prehistoric underwater site near the islet of Ričul in northern Dalmatia (Croatia).

Chalkioti, Areti:
The prehistoric maritime landscape in the Northeast Aegean: coastal changes and early maritime crossings.

Draxler, Matej; Stehlíková, Jana; Gaspari, Andrej:
Celtic-Roman Logboat from Ljubljanica river, Slovenia.

Enzmann, Jonas:
Land, River and Ocean.
The transport of rotary querns made of basaltic lava from the Eifel-region in the Roman Iron Age.






Gerasimov, Vyacheslav:
Unterwasserarchäologische Forschungen in den Gewässern von Tendra Halbinsel (Ukraine) im Jahr 2016.


Grossmann, Eva:
The Nails of Apollonia/Arsuf, Israel.



de Carlos, Juan:
The Bou Ferrer roman shipwreck (Villajoyosa-Spain), a field school for Philipps-Universität Marburg.

Kulesza, Wojciech:
Water transport in north-western Poland in the early Middle Ages.

Prokhorov Roman; Lukoshkov Andrei:
The Study of Ancient Ships on River Routes. Russia – Baltic States – Germany.


Mileszczyk, Małgorzata:
The Lake Grid Dwelling in Rybno 1 (Piłakno Lake, Warmian-Masurian Voivodship) – the Impulse for new Interpretations.

Mirkin, Dan:
Peculiar Use of the 'Lateener' (Latin Sail) by Seamen in the Middle Ages.

Nicolardi, Mariangela; Bondioli, Mauro:
The role of Gagliana grossa in the historical interpretation of the Late Renaissance period.

Öniz, Hakan:
A New Discovery: 274 Slipways of A Shipyard of Dana Island-Cilicia.






Oliveri, Francesca and Lo Porto, Antonina:
A safe haven for ships: recent underwater research in Mozia, Western Sicily.

Olkhovskiy, Sergey; Shmatkov, Aleksey; Verhniackiy, Andrey:
3D Seismic Survey in Flooded Part of Phanagoria.



Pydyn, Andrzej and Radka, Krzysztof:
The Royal dugout – the Medieval early boats from the Lake Lednica in western Poland.


Radić Rossi, Irena; Casaban, Jose; Boršić, Luka:
The Gnalić Shipwreck in its social and cultural context.



Ravn, Morten:
Social organisation on board Viking-Age long ships – an experimental archaeological investigation.


Ridao, Pere; Gracias, Nuno:
The methodology and the results of the AUV (Girona 500) survey of the present state of the Gnalić shipwreck site.

Siepenkōtter, Christa; Titius, Wolfgang:
The role of volunteers in the underwater archaeological research: The case study of the shipwreck of Gnalić, Croatia.





Stefanile, Michele; Morra, Pasquale:
Homeric shipbuilding: trees, woods, tools and symbols.



Tisseyre, Philippe:
Models for Charon: Death and toys warships in Sicily."

Tilley, Alec:
Some distinctive types of boat, and the distinctive people in them.



Vianello, Andrea:
Moving across rivers and lakes in prehistory.



Weßling Ronny; Konrad, Michael:
Drone on the water: multipurpose unmanned surface vehicles (mUSV) for photogrammetric surveying of submerged archaeology.

Wintjes, Jorit:
Schiffe, die die Welt verändern – kleine, hochseetüchtige Panzerschiffe am Beginn einer neuen Ära der Marinegeschichte.


Zmaić Kralj, Vesna:
Maritime trade connections within the Byzantine Empire in the Middle Ages, on the example of the sunken merchantman near Cape Stoba (island of Mljet, Croatia).