ABSTRACT

The remains of a wooden hull were exposed in 2012 near Precenicco, Italy, beside the Stella River. In 2014 it was exacavated and recovered as a single unit. Radiocarbon dated to the 11th–13th century AD, it has a flat bottom with no keel, but curved sides and a smooth turn of the bilge, atypical of riverboats. Its internal structure, with alternating L-shaped floor-timbers with one futtock per bend, is also unusual. The study is part of the Anaxum Project of the University of Udine, with the Archaeological Heritage of Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, investigating the human-landscape relationship along the Stella River through time.

摘要

2012 年，在意大利普雷塞尼科附近的斯特拉河旁，一个木制船体的残骸暴露在外。2014年，它作为一个单元被挖掘和恢复。放射性碳可追溯到公元 11 世纪至 13 世纪，它有一个没有龙骨的平坦底部，但有弯曲的侧面和平滑的船底转弯​​，这与河船不同。它的内部结构，交替的 L 形地板木材，每个弯曲一个futtock，也是不寻常的。该研究是乌迪内大学 Anaxum 项目的一部分，该项目拥有弗留利-威尼斯-朱利亚考古遗产，旨在调查斯特拉河沿岸的人文景观关系。