Skyllis
Journal for underwater archaeology,
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
14 th year, 2014, Vol. 1
ISSN 1436-3372
118 p., many figs.

Content

• Vorwort
• Viktor Jansa, Structure from Motion.  Eine Methode für das Monitoring unterwasserarchäologischer Fundstellen 
• Dominika Kofel - Mateusz Popek - Andrzej Pydyn,  Long term structures in archaeology.  Fishery activities in the Jeziorak and Klasztome Lakes
• Octavian Bounegru, The Archaeology of the Ancient Danube Delta. Modeling environamental and historical change: a new interdisciplinary project 
• Massimo Capulli, Waterlands. The Eco-Historical Landscape of the Stella River   
•  Francesco Tiboni - Laura Sanna,  Man and Sea in Prehistoric Liguria. Impact of Maritime Activities up to the Neolithic Era
• Hristomir Smilenov Hristov, Kulturkontakte der Mykener mit dem Orient. Zum Transfer von Motiven mythologischen Inhalts    
• Alexander Fantalkin, Ashdod-Yam on the Israeli Mediterranean Coast. A First Season of Excavations    
• Luka Bekic -  Mladen Pešic - Roman Scholz - Marko Meštrov,  Archäologische Unterwasserforschung an der prähistorischen Fundstätte Pakostane-Janice (Kroatien)
• Francesco Tiboni, Some Considerations on Bronze Model Ships from Nuragic Sardinia
• Vladimir Romanovich Chepelev,  Die Boote Zar Peters des Großen
• Nili Liphschitz, Platanus orientalis (Oriental plane) as hull construction timber. The Yenikapi Byzantine galleys
• Nili Liphschitz, Boxwood artifacts found on Turkish shipwrecks
• Boris Mijat, Eine Sammlung antiker Amphoren in Erlangen
• Das Bücherbrett
• Hinweise für Verfasserinnen und Verfasser
• SKYLLIS: Ziele und Arbeitsgebiet

Skyllis
Journal for underwater archaeology,
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
14 th year, 2014, Vol. 2
ISSN 1436-3372
116 p., many figs.

Content

• Vorwort

• Bernhard F. Steinmann, „Land unter“ als Motor kultureller Entwicklung ? Das Fallbeispiel Kykladen

• Agnes Malecha, „ ... und alle waren wie Enten ...“. Zu den wasserbaulichen Maßnahmen im antiken Ägypten und dem Umgang mit ausbleibenden und überhohen Nilfluten

• Uwe Arauner, Grundwassermodellierung und Rekonstruktion der Flusslandschaft im Ingolstädter Becken unter dem Aspekt der prähistorischen Siedlungsentwicklung

• Thary Derudder, The Belgian Legislation on the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage

• Mariana Krasteva - Hristomir Smilenov Hristov,  Unterwasserarchäologie in Bulgarien. Ihre Geschichte und die Erforschung und Erhaltung des unter Wasser liegenden Kulturerbes  

• Dirk Timmermans, UNESCO Education Initiative: Heritage for Peace and Reconciliation. Safeguarding Underwater Cultural Heritage of the First World War

• Rolf W. Fabricius, On Dive Trails and Underwater Dissemination. The Prospect of Underwater Audio Guides

• Gunter Schöbel, Frühe taucharchäologische Untersuchungen im Verband der Deutschen Sporttaucher. Ein Rückblick auf die 1950er Jahre

• Dominika Kofel, Water offerings from the territory of Poland. An example of aquatic relations of Neolithic and Bronze Age societies

• Maayan Cohen, The Contribution of Metal Finds to the Study of Shipwrecks. Test Case: The Akko Tower Wreck

• Nili Liphschitz, Three Yassi Ada shipwrecks. A comparative dendroarchaeological investigation

• Nili Liphschitz, Walnut as hull construction timber in shipwrecks and ships

• Das Bücherbrett

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Skyllis
Journal for underwater archaeology,
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
14 th year, 2014, supplement
ISSN 1436-3372
114 p., many figs.

Content

• Robert Yorke, The United Kingdom and the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage 2001
• Andrew Viduka, A National Perspective of Underwater Cultural Heritage Management in Australia
• Beat Eberschweiler, Prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps. The (successful) UNESCO World Heritage candidature
• Miran Eric - Sašo Poglajen, Seriously endangered maritime underwater heritage in Slovenia. Management options
• Vicente Benitez-Cabrera - Antonio Becerra-Bolaños - Michel Jorge-Millares, Underwater Virtual Maritime Museum in Canary Islands
• José Manuel Matés Luque, ‘Ask not what underwater heritage can do for you, ask what you can do for underwater heritage’. A view from Biscay (Basque Country, Spain)
• Hanz Günter Martin - Peter Winterstein, Chances and limits of a NGO in underwater cultural management. Twenty years of DEGUWA
• Jennifer A. Rodrigues - Vicki L. Richards, Strategies for managing Australia’s private shipwreck collections. A retrospective view
• Vladimir Kuznetsov - Sergey Olkhovskij, Port Structures of Roman Times in Phanagoria
• Jorgen Johannessen, In Dire Straits. Archaeology of fear and anxiety in Skjernoysund in Southern Norway
• Maria Costanza Lentini - David Blackman, The conservation of ancient dockyard sites
• Karla Gusar - Mate Parica, Some possible examples of presentation of archaeological finds recovered from rescue underwater excavations in Croatia
• Massimo Capulli - Alessandro Pellegrini - Arianna Traviglia - Riccardo Rizzotto, Archaeological Impact Assessments (AIA) in underwater environments. A case study from the Lagoon of Venice
• Hanna Steyne Chamberlin, Heritage Management Nirvana. Combining outreach, research and conservation in the management of historic shipwrecks   in Victoria, Australia
• Anita Jelic, The conservation and restoration of underwater archaeological finds from the Murter-Mijoka site
• Antonija Josic, Finds from the Szent Istvan shipwreck. Their conservation and restoration

Skyllis
Journal for maritime and limnic archaeology and cultural history
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
15 th year, 2015, Vol. 1
ISSN 1436-3372
108 p., many figs.

Content

• Vorwort
• Garry Momber - Sara Rich, Postglacial human dispersal across the north-west European landscape
• Laura Sanna, Submerged Landscapes in the Marine Cave of Bergeggi
• Alexander Fantalkin - Oren Tal, When the River Meets the Sea
• Marta Bajtler, Underwater finds from Risan in Montenegro
• M.P. Jézégou - P. A. Goodfellow - J. Letuppe - C. Sanchez, Underwater Construction and Maintenance
• Shelley Wachsmann, "Rafts by sea to Jaffa" (2 Chronicles 2, 16)
• Massimo Capulli, Arcaeological Landscape of teh Venice Lagoon
• Ana Crespo Solana, Wood Resource, Shipbuilding and Social Environment
• Koldo Trápaga Monchet - António Santos, Forestry and timber supply in the royal forests of the Iberian Peninsula through the 16th century
• Vesna Zmaic Kralj, Craft products of Nuremberg from the Mijoka shipwreck (Croatia)
• Vladimir Romanovich Chepelev, Zwei Zaren-Boote auf den Ladoga Kanälen
• Nili Liphschitz, Common Ash as hull construction timber for shipwrecks an ships in Central and East Mediterranean
• Nili Liphschitz, Oriental Beech as hull construction timber for shipwrecks and ships
• Das Bücherbrett

Skyllis
Journal for maritime and limnic archaeology and cultural history
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
15 th year, 2015, Vol. 2
ISSN 1436-3372
108 p., many figs.

Content

• Vorwort
• Salvatore Agizza, The ancient submerged landscape of the Protected Marine Area of Santa Maria di Castellabate
• Giorgio De Guidi - Eugenio Nicotra - Philipe Tisseyre - Sebastiano -Tusa, Flood control at Lipari Harbour Evidences of rapid late Holocene submergence of the eastern coast of Lipari Island (Italy)
• Michele Stefanile, Living by the sea, building in the sea Underwater researches in Roman maritime villas on the Tyrrhenian coast of Italy: the villa of Gianola
• Francesca Oliveri, The Fortress under the Lake The Case of Mazallakkar in Sicily
• Roko Suric - Marina Simicic, Continued Investigation of the Great Osijek Bridge
• Hans Wilhelm Daehnhardt - Hristomir Smilenov Hristov, Der Sturm der Seevölker und die Seeschlacht im Nil-Delta
• Nili Liphschitz - Šmiljan Gluscevic, The Zaton Boat 2 (Croatia). A Dendroarchaeological Investigation
• Wojcech Kulesza, Interdiscilinary research at the early medieval site of Zółte in Poland 
• Philipp Grassel, Late Hanseatic seafaring from Hamburg and Bremen to the North Atlantic Islands. With a marine archaeological excursus in the Shetland Islands
• Isabel Therese Nittel, A pole structure and a wooden shipwreck in the Baltic Sea. Two sites off the coast of Rostock, Germany
• Roman Prokhorov - Igor Galayda - Andrey Lukoshkov, Excavation and conservation of the German ship ERZENGEL RAPHAEL
• Deborah Cvikel, The Akko Tower Wreck (Israel). A multidisciplinary research project based on underwater archaeology
• Dimitrios Skarlatos - Eleni M. Savvidou, Coastal survey of archaeological sites using drones
• Barbora Machová, Watercourse and water area archaeology. Options of underwater archaeology in different underwater environment in the Czech Republic
• Das Bücherbrett

Skyllis
Journal for maritime and limnic archaeology and cultural history
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
16 th year, 2015, Vol. 1
ISSN 1436-3372
100 p., many figs.

Content

• Vorwort
• Jonas Enzmann – Feiko Wilkes, How to document a wreck you barely see? Advantages of Struckture from Motion in waters with visibility of less than one meter
• Roman Scholz – Luka Bekic – Mladen Pesic, Fotobasierte Dokumentationsmethoden in der limnischen und maritimen Archäologie. Fallstudie eines Schiffswracks vor der Insel Veruda, Kroatien
• Laura Sanna, Man vs robot in underwater archaeology. Advantages and limits of using technology in the study of a wreck site
• Francesco Tiboni, Ten years of experience in instrumental underwater archaeology. A critic
• Sebastiano Tusa, The wide role of technology in the management of Underwater Cultural Heritage. Sicilian case studies
• Antonia Sciancalepore – Egidio Severi, New computer technologies applied to the underwater arcaeologty of Lake Bolsena (Lazio, Italy)
• Felix Rösch, The early Schleswig waterfront. Infrastructure and organization of a major trading port between Viking Age and Hanseatic League
• Lucy Semaan, Surveying the waters of Anfeh, Lebanon Preliminary results
• Chiara Zazzaro – Romolo Loreto – Enzo Cocc, 3D surveying of an eighteenth century merchantman off the Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia
• Iván Negueruela Rocio Castillo – Juan Luis Sierra, Deep waters archaeology. The 2015 campaign in the frigate “Mercedes” (depth 1136-1138 m)
• Ma/lgorzata MileszczykMajor inconvenience or local heritage? The wetland battlefield by the Muchawka River
• Das Bücherbrett

Skyllis
Journal for maritime and limnic archaeology and cultural history
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
16 th year, 2016, Vol. 1
ISSN 1436-3372
108 p., many figs.

Content

• Vorwort
• Alessandro Pellegrini, GIS Technology. A support for the interpretation of submerged sites and ancient environment
• Luka Bekic, Šimuni, ein neuer Unterwasserfundort aus der Bronzezeit in der Gespanschaft Zadar
• Eugenia Loizou, Late Bronze Age Harbours in the Aegean Towards another theoretical approach
• Alec Tilley, Same Boat - Same People?
• Maja Grisonic - Irena Radic Rossi , Two lásana from the 4th century BC shipwreck at the island of Zirje, Croatia
• Malgorzata Mileszczyk, The Lake Grid Dwelling Rybno I Impulse for New Interpretations
• Morten Ravn, Social organisation on board Viking-Age longships. An experimental archaeological investigation
• Eva Grossmann, The Nails of Apollonia/Arsuf, Israel Preliminary results
• Maja Kaleb, Iron nails from the Veruda shipwreck in Croatia
• Sieghard Wagener, The place of a rigging element of a 19th century brig
• Jorit Wintjes, 160 Schiffe, die die Welt verändern. Kleine, hochseetüchtige Panzerschiffe 1860-1870
• Vladimir Romanovich Chepelev, The Narva Boat. Another boat attributable to Tzar Peter I?
• Miran Eric - Smiljan Glušcevic - Andrej Gaspari - Tomaž Gvozdanovic - David Pollack, The first low-cost stereo photogrammetric research on underwater archaeological
  sites in the Adriatic sea. A contribution to the history of the 3D documentation in underwater archaeology
• Christoph Börker, Ein Verbrechen auf hoher See. Miszelle zur antiken Nautik
• Das Bücherbrett

Skyllis
Journal for maritime and limnic archaeology and cultural history
hrsg. v. Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Unterwasserarchäologie (DEGUWA)
17 th year, 2017, Vol. 1
ISSN 1436-3372
116 p., many figs.

Content

• Vorwort
• Hakan Öniz; A Shipyard on Dana Island, Cilicia.Twohundred and seventy-four slipways recently discovered
• Andrea Vianello, Moving across rivers and lakes in prehistory
• Martina Celhar – Mate Parica – Mato Ilkic – Dario Vujevic, A Bronze Age underwater site near the islet of Ricul in northern Dalmatia (Croatia)
• Francesca Oliveri – Antonina Lo Porto, A safe haven for ships. Recent underwater research in Mozia, Western Sicily
• Sergey Olkhovskiy – Alexey Shmatkov – Andrey Verhnyatskiy, Archaeological site survey using 3D sub-bottom profiler. A case study from Phanagoria
• Vesna Zmaic Kralj, Byzantine maritime trade based on underwater archaeological finds of the eastern Adriatic
• Patrícia Brum – Inês Vaz Pinto – Ana Patrícia Magalhães – Filipa Santos - Johann Müller, The STORM Project and Coastal Erosion. The case of Tróia (Portugal)
• Petr E. Sorokin – Tatiana M. Gusentsova, Neolithische Fischsperren an der Neva. Die Fundstelle Okhta 1 in St. Petersburg
• Tobias Pflederer – Max Fiederling – Daniel Neubauer – Detlef Peukert - Gerd Knepel– Sebastiano Tusa – Francesca Oliveri, Underwaterarchaeological report on Mozia, Sicily 2017
• Hakan Öniz, Stone sarcophagi as filling material of the breakwater of ancient Side (Turkey)
• Boris Dreyer, Die FRIDERICIANIA ALEXANDRINA NAVIS (F.A.N.).
  Nachbau sowie wissenschaftliche Erprobung und Einordnung der Replik von Oberstimm II - Stand des Baus Anfang Februar 2018
• Hakan Öniz — Okay Sütçüoglu, Early examples of the protection of underwater cultural heritage in Turkey. Osman Hamdi Bey and the Ottoman government in the 19th century
• Mathias Orgeldinger, Im Meer versunken
• Das Bücherbrett