Volume index
Atiqot - volume 111 (2023)
An independent bibliographic index of the 17 entries listed in the volume’s official contents, with authors and source links.
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The Newe Yam sword study
A record of the 2023 study The Old Sword and the Sea: authors, volume, pages and source links.
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A marine find and its context
The study concerns a medieval European sword found off the coast of Newe-Yam. A marine object raises questions about documentation, preservation and dating, alongside the circumstances that brought it to its findspot. 1.
Follow the sequence of the argument: what can be documented on the object, what supports the proposed date and what allows discussion of its loss. A coastal findspot alone does not identify an owner, ship or battle. Comparing material observations with the historical explanation helps define the reach of the conclusion.
These notes draw on the publication details and abstract. Consult the original study for documentation and technical examinations. The library also offers an explanation of the sword and a Newe-Yam place page linking the object with coastal and settlement contexts.
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The Old Sword and the Sea: A Medieval European Sword Off the Coast of Newe-Yam
Joppe Gosker, Jacob Sharvit, Izhak Hershko, Dan Braitman, Yotam Asscher · 2023 · Checked
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