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Bajo de la Campana Phoenician shipwreck

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jetted out into the sea at the point where the Spanish coast turns Northward, roughly around present-day Cartagena, the ship came across a very strong Easterly headwind. This Easterly headwind forced the bow of the boat to point closer towards the shore, towards Cabo de Palos. Closer to the shore, the boat encountered many obstacles such as shoals and rocks such as Las Horrmigas, Isla Grosa, El Farallón Rock, and Bajo de la Campana.The ship was able to navigate through all of the obstacles and dangers up to Bajo de la Campana by sailing a couple miles off shore. When the ship reached the Easterly part of the Bajo de la Campana Shoal, it encountered bad weather and ran aground, and large boulders on the seabed tore a large hole in the ship. Due to this extensive amount of damage, the ship sunk, along with the over four tons of cargo it was carrying, a short distance away from the shoal.
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findings include two small lumps of Baltic amber, logs of chopped wood, thick globs of dark resin, and an earthen material such as potting clay or red ochre. Isotopic analysis conducted on the raw materials found at the shipwreck indicates that the ship’s cargo of metals was mined from many geological sources. Specifically, the lead came from Southeastern Spain, the tin from the Northwestern Mediterranean, the copper ingots from at least eight different regions in the Mediterranean region, ranging from southern Iberia to Sardinia and Cyprus.
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ship's hull where discovered. However, a large amount of smaller remnants of the ship and cargo remained in place at the shipwreck. Many of the smaller remains were trapped in a cave at the base of the shoal. Additionally, many small remains were all trapped between rocks at the base of the shoal and some pottery pieces were scattered around the seabed, held down by sediment. The remains of the ship and cargo were scattered across 4,300 square feet of seabed.
337:, El Farallón rock, and La Laja reef. La Laja, also known as the Bajo de la Campana, is a shallow reef rising from a depth of about 16 m (52 feet) to within 2 m (6.6 feet) of the water’s surface, making it a navigational hazard. Shipwreck debris surrounding the Bajo indicates its historical danger. Other ancient shipwrecks at Bajo de la Campana include a Punic ship from the 2nd century BCE and a Roman ship from the 1st century CE. 281:, Spain. This shipwreck was accidentally discovered in the 1950s. It is the earliest Phoenician shipwreck to date to undergo an archaeological excavation. Over the course of four field seasons, researchers conducted almost 4,000 dives and over 300 hours of exploration. The sunken ship spilled its cargo in and around an underwater cave at the edge of the Bajo reef. Among the artifacts recovered were fragments of the ship's 542:
specifically their trading networks and their workshops along the coast. Additionally, the remains of the ship's hull allowed archeologist to analyze the structure and engineering of a Phoenician ship, which was a rare opportunity. On a larger scale this Phoenician ship shows the interconnectedness of the ancient Mediterranean as it carried goods from at least 12 different spread out locations in the Mediterranean.
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corner fittings, and wooden pieces, likely parts of chairs, stools, or beds. The bronze furniture remains suggest that this Phoenician ship was transporting a set of ornate furniture. The varied array of goods in the cargo, including raw materials, manufactured goods, and luxury items, sourced from various geographical locations, suggest the ship's involvement in long-distance trade networks.
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The Phoenician ship at Bajo de la Campana was presumed to have been a trading vessel that was traveling from the Eastern Mediterranean to the Western Mediterranean. Due to the remains discovered, it is believed that this ship was carrying luxury items to be gifted or traded with indigenous people in
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Excavations have revealed several exotic objects, including an ivory knife handle, double-ended boxwood combs, decorated ostrich eggs, ivory ring stand, a pin made of antler, a stone pedestal, an alabaster jar, a pale-green stone block, a bronze object, a gaming piece, and various bronze and wooden
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is possibly part of a ceremonial staff or other significant object. A small stone cube was recovered which was thought to be a gaming piece. This gaming piece bears a Phoenician inscription on its surface which could be the name of the owner of the ship. The bronze furniture elements include legs,
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Little has survived of the Phoenician ship. The remains of the ship and its cargo were concentrated primarily along the northern edge of the site, including the cave and crevice area. Most of the large fragments of the ship were quickly swept away by ocean currents, as only a few fragments of the
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The presumed voyage of the ship found at the Bajo de la Campana shipwreck began towards the end of the seventh century BCE. It is believed that the ship set sail from a Phoenician port along the South coast of Spain and headed East. When the ship reached Cabo de Palos, a rocky spit of land that
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used in silver extraction. The relatively small quantity of ingots suggests the shipment may have been tailored for a specific workshop rather than bulk supply. Additionally, various pieces indicating spillage and slag from metal smelting operations have been recovered. Additional raw material
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Archaeological material was first discovered at the site in 1958 by commercial scrap-metal salvaging salvage divers and later by recreational divers. The sport divers took exposed artifacts from the Phoenician shipwreck as souvenirs but soon after returned significant pieces that they found to
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The Phoenician shipwreck at Bajo de la Campana was the first potential Phoenician shipwreck between 850 and 600 BCE to be found, excavated and systematically studied in the Mediterranean region. The cargo on this ship has provided important insights into the Phoenician's presence in Spain,
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conducted inspections in 1972 and 1988, leading to the conclusion that the recovered artifacts represented three distinct shipwrecks from different periods: late seventh-century BC Phoenician, second-century BC Punic, and first-century AD Roman. In 2006, the
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used to keep the cargo in place, and only one fragment of hull wood, likely softwood, measuring approximately 43 cm (17 inches) long, 11 cm (4.3 inches) wide, and 35 mm (1.4 inches) thick. This fragment preserves part of a
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Polzer, Mark; Pinedo, Juan (November 2012). ""The final season of the Claude and Barbara Duthuit Expedition to Bajo de la Campana, Spain: excavation of a late seventh-century BCE Phoenician shipwreck."".
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Polzer, Mark; Pinedo, Juan (November 2012). ""The final season of the Claude and Barbara Duthuit Expedition to Bajo de la Campana, Spain: excavation of a late seventh-century BCE Phoenician shipwreck."".
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exchange for land access. Additionally, other items recovered were likely intended for Phoenician workshops along the coast of Spain as well as further East.
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that may indicate the individuals’ rank or function. Spanish archaeologist Fernando Lopez advances that the names are of the suppliers of the
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furniture elements. The carved ivory knife handle, though slightly damaged, retains an elegant design and features a long slot for the blade
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nuggets suggests the ship's involvement in long-distance trade networks. The cargo also contained pine cones, double-sided wooden combs,
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graffiti, and nuts and seeds. The Bajo de la Campana shipwreck belonged to Phoenician traders from the Eastern Mediterranean.
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and is located around 20 miles Northeast of Cartagena, Spain. Bajo de la Campana consists of three geological formations:
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used for sharpening bronze and iron tools. A singular bronze object in the shape of a right forearm holding a stylized
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Elephant tusks with Phoenician inscriptions from the Bajo de la Campana Phoenician shipwreck on display in Rome
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The Iron Age Phoenician shipwreck excavation at Bajo de la Campana, Spain: preliminary report from the field
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Antonelli, Federica; Ricci, Sandra; Davidde Petriaggi, Barbara; Buendía Ortuño, Milagros (2019).
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mortars, lamos, an oil lamp, and various jugs and pitchers. Among the amphoras found are
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The cargo also contained raw metals, including over a ton of lead ore, 154 plano-convex
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The Bajo de la Campana, located approximately 2.5 km (1.6 mi) offshore from
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The ship's cargo, predominantly consisting of raw materials includes 64 elephant
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and the Mediterranean coast of Spain. Also found were small ceramic bottles, or
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Polzer, Mark E. (2014). Aruz, Joan; Sarah B., Graff; Rakic, Yelena (eds.).
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and thirteen of copper (mostly small and circular), along with 10,000
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stands 72 cm (28 inches) tall when assembled, with a column, a
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and decorated with simple linear patterns. The tripartite limestone
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trade ship found at Bajo de la Campana, a submerged rock reef near
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The ship carried a diverse range of Phoenician pottery, including
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Elephant tusks from the Phoenician wreck of the Bajo de la Campana
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Readings of the ivory inscriptions identified at least two male
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Phoenician shipwreck near the coast of Cartagena, Spain
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Bajo la Campana Phoenician shipwreck

Bajo de la Campana Phoenician shipwreck is located in Spain
La Manga del Mar Menor
Murcia
37°44′11″N 0°41′33″W / 37.73639°N 0.69250°W / 37.73639; -0.69250
Phoenicians
Iron Age
shipwreck
Phoenician
Cartagena
hull
terracotta
amphoras
ivory tusks
ingots
galena
amber nodules
Baltic
whetstone
Phoenician
La Manga del Mar Menor
Isla Grosa
Spanish Ministry of Culture
Institute of Nautical Archaeology
ballast stones
dunnage material
scarf joint
mortise
tusks

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