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editDescriptionA ship with eight towers in an engraved gemstone in Berlin, 1st century BC-lst century AD.jpg |
English: A view of an engraved gemstone in Berlin (now lost), 1st century BC-lst century AD. It depicts a ship with eight towers, a gigantic mainmast with single sail, and a deep, rounded hull. It is associated with en:Syracusia by A.W Persson in Die Hellenistische Schittbaukunst und die Nemischiffe (1935). Opuscula Archaeologica, 1:
129-163. |
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Furtwangler, 1900, Die Antiken Gemmen, pl. 46 no. 51 https://archive.org/details/DieAntikenGemmenGeschichteDerSteinschneidekunstImKlassischen/furtwangler-a-antiken-vol1-RTL010185-LowRes/page/n113/mode/2up Via Jean MacIntosh Turfa, Alwin Steinmayer Jr: "The Syracusia as a Giant Cargo Vessel", The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, Vol. 28, No. 2 (1999), pp. 105–125. Page 120. |
Author | Adolf Furtwangler |
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