Chersonesos A

Chersonesos A is an early Medieval Black Sea shipwreck located in suboxic waters off the coast of Crimean peninsula.[1] The ship is believed to be a Byzantine trading vessel.

See also

References

Deepwater investigations of two Byzantine shipwrecks, 2007

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