RT Article
T1 New Data from a Well-Preserved 17th-Century Fluit Wreck in Tallinn Bay
JF The international journal of nautical archaeology
VO 53
IS 2
SP 367
OP 382
A1 Treffner, Ivar
A1 Lätti, Priit
A2 Lätti, Priit
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1908112093
AB In 2012, a well-preserved wooden sailing vessel was found near Tallinn, Estonia. Initial research suggested it to be a fluit, a merchant vessel from the first half of the 17th century. New and more thorough research was carried out in 2022 and this article summarises the results of the later fieldwork. New finds and measurements suggest a later dating than the initial one – construction in the second half of 17th century and sinking somewhere during the last quarter of the century. The vessel has a lot of similarities with other well-preserved fluit wrecks that are used here as a comparison. The origin of the vessel is yet unknown, but clay analysis of the brick used in the galley suggests a location somewhere around Lübeck – a well-known trading partner of Tallinn (then called Reval).
K1 navegación comercial
K1 siglo XVII
K1 Mar Báltico
K1 filibote
K1 pecio
K1 merchant shipping
K1 17th Century
K1 Baltic Sea
K1 Estonia
K1 fluit
K1 Shipwreck
K1 ālšḥn āltǧārī
K1 ālqrn ālsābʿ ʿšr
K1 bḥr ālblṭīq
K1 āʾstūnīā
K1 flūt
K1 ḥṭām sfīna
K1 shang chuan hang yun
K1 17shi ji
K1 bo luo de hai
K1 ai sha ni ya
K1 fu lu te fan chuan
K1 chen chuan
DO 10.1080/10572414.2024.2312531