On Defining the Identity of Vessels: an Interim Report and Critical Approach to the Deltebre I (1813) Site, Spain

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International Journal of Historical Archaeology Pub Date : 2024-02-10 DOI:10.1007/s10761-024-00728-8

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Abstract

Determining a ship’s identity is usually based on a critical and integral analysis of several approaches and lines of evidence. Based on Harpster's seminal work, an insight into this endeavour is developed here for the Deltebre I site. The archaeological information obtained since 2008 from the remains of the cargo, hull structure, equipment, and personal possessions, combined with documentary data, helped to address the dating, type, function, and provenance of the vessel. More specifically, we discuss its links with the British ordnance ships Southampton and Magnum Bonum, lost in 1813 at the mouth of the Ebro river, Spain.

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关于确定船只身份：西班牙德尔特布里 I 号（1813 年）遗址的中期报告和批判方法

摘要确定一艘船的身份通常需要对几种方法和证据进行批判性的综合分析。根据哈普斯特的开创性工作，本文对德尔特布雷一号遗址的这一工作进行了深入分析。自 2008 年以来从货物、船体结构、设备和个人物品等遗迹中获得的考古信息与文献数据相结合，有助于确定该船的年代、类型、功能和来源。更具体地说，我们讨论了它与 1813 年在西班牙埃布罗河口丢失的英国军械船 Southampton 号和 Magnum Bonum 号之间的联系。

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International Journal of Historical Archaeology ARCHAEOLOGY-

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