A Roman Period Sewn Ship Discovered off the Lido of Venice (Lido 1)

This work presents a study of certain fragments of a ship, built using the sewn-technique of ship-construction, clear evidence of which has been found in the North Adriatic Sea and dates from the Roman Period: these fragments were recovered between 1993 and 2022 along the seashore of Alberoni Beach, on the island of ‘Lido of Venice’. The specific context of these discovered fragments, which are believed to belong to the same shipwreck (called Lido 1), the analysis of the technical details, and the results of the dendrochronological analysis permitting the tree ring dating of these wooden finds, are presented here together with the new documentation method using an Artec Eva laser scanner.

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The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology
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2025-09-24
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https://doi.org/10.1080/10572414.2025.2531496
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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology
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A Roman Period Sewn Ship Discovered off the Lido of Venice (Lido 1)

Carlo Beltrame, Elisa Costa
The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology
Maritime and Coastal Archaeology
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A Roman Period Sewn Ship Discovered off the Lido of Venice (Lido 1)

Carlo Beltrame, Elisa Costa
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Abstract

This work presents a study of certain fragments of a ship, built using the sewn-technique of ship-construction, clear evidence of which has been found in the North Adriatic Sea and dates from the Roman Period: these fragments were recovered between 1993 and 2022 along the seashore of Alberoni Beach, on the island of ‘Lido of Venice’. The specific context of these discovered fragments, which are believed to belong to the same shipwreck (called Lido 1), the analysis of the technical details, and the results of the dendrochronological analysis permitting the tree ring dating of these wooden finds, are presented here together with the new documentation method using an Artec Eva laser scanner.

The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology
Ca' Foscari University of Venice (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Maritime and Coastal Archaeology
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