SKYLLIS - Journal for Underwater Archaeology
SKYLLIS is the journal of the German Society for the Promotion of Underwater Archaeology (DEGUWA). It appears periodically in print since September 1998 in succession of the DEGUWA-newsletter. Indices of contents of the volumes are available in our online-archive.
All »In Poseidons Reich« conference proceedings are published in our SKYLLIS journal. If you aim to contribute to the next volume, please refer to the notes for contributors for further guidance. All articles are published with German and English abstracts. Manuscripts submitted in French, Italian or Dutch - however - will be translated into German.
Here is the current register.
SKYLLIS 21 – Year 2021
Vorwort
Shipwrecks Stories in a Trap Bay
Research and Valorisation in Torre Santa Sabina (Brindisi, Italy)
Rita Auriemma – Antonella Antonazzo – Alessio Calantropio – Filiberto Chiabrando – Luigi Coluccia – Danilo Leone – Paolo Felice Maschio – Andrea Podestà – Maria Turchiano – Giuliano Volpe – Fernando Zongolo
The Underwater Archaeology of Salento
Preliminary Report on Recent Research in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas
Rita Auriemma – Antonella Antonazzo – Mino Buccolieri – Luigi Coluccia – Paolo D’Ambrosio – Andrea Picciolo – Michela Rugge
The Invisible Heritage and the Challenge of its Valorisation
The UnderwaterMuse Project
Rita Auriemma – Antonella Antonazzo – Carlo Beltrame – Luigi Coluccia – Elisa Costa – Ivanka Kamenjarin – Danilo Leone – Claudia Pizzinato – Ivan Šuta – Maria Turchiano – Giuliano Volpe
The Assessment of the Environmental Risk from Casualties of War
Alistair Byford-Bates – Euan McNeill
Galley TVER – a River Yacht of the Russian Empress Catherine II
Vladimir Romanovich Chepelev
The Welsh Wreck Web Research Project (2020/21)
Ian Cundy – Hristomir Hristov
Farbe und Intention
Rekonstruktion antiker enkaustischer Bemalung auf der F.A.N. und Danuvina Alacris
Boris Dreyer – Marcus Speck
Glass from Apollonia (Israel)
Eva Grossmann
A Case Study of Rhodian Wine Export in the Early Roman Empire
The Knidos J and K Shipwrecks
Andrei Opaiţ – Dan Davis – Rachel Matheny – Michael L. Brennan
Terra et aqua
Untersuchung der Hafenbecken Milets unter nautischen Gesichtspunkten
Alexander Reich
Die seltene Darstellung eines Schiffswracks in Koukounaries auf Paros
Stefanos Spanos
Safety first: Das Mahdia-Wrack als Resultat unsachgemäßer Beladung
Heinz Warnecke
Das Bücherbrett
Hartmut Matthäus, Rezension zu: A. Bernard Knapp, Seafaring and Seafarers in the Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean (Leiden 2018)
Anne-Kathrin Piele, Rezension zu: Harri Luukkanen – William W. Fitzhugh, The Bark Canoes and Skin Boats of Northern Eurasia (Washington 2020)
SKYLLIS 20 and the index volume to all 20 issues
30 Jahre DEGUWA e.V. – 20 Jahrgänge Skyllis. Ein kurzer Rückblick - Christoph Börker, Peter Winterstein
Ein Leben mit dem Schiff. Nachruf auf Karin Hornig (2.8.1963 - 23.11.2020) - Alexandra Villing, Susanne Ebbinghaus
Investigation of a Roman Shipwreck off Velika Sestrica Island Near Rovinj - Luka Bekić
Reinvention or Imitation of an Innovation? Mediterranean Shipbuilding Principles in Iron Age South-East Asia and North-West Europe - Ronald Bockius
Die Häfen der südlichen Troas (TR) in der Spätantike und byzantinischen Zeit - Beate Böhlendorf-Arslan
The Yacht of the Prussian Kings Presented to Peter the Great - Vladimir Romanovich Chepelev
Mediterranean Sea: Continental Waters. Garum and Exotic Animals Maritime Trade in the Roman Period - Zaraza Friedman
The Trade of Tel Michal - Eva Grossmann
‘Operation Zwammerdam Ships’. A Contribution to Archaeology and Society along the Dutch Frontiers of the Roman Empire - Tom Hazenberg
Eine neue Deutung einlochiger Steinanker als Hakenanker. Eine experimentalarchäologische Untersuchung - Matthias Link
Ein portus bei Augusta Vindelicum - Tünde Kaszab-Olschewski
Geological Studies as a Source of Data on the Maritime Trade between the Cimmerian Bosporus and the Mediterranean in the 1st Millennium BCE - Alexey Khotylev, Sergey Olkhovskiy
Survey of the Coasts of the Karian Chersonesos. The Coastal Necropolis of Thyssanous Harum Özdaş, Nilhan Kızıldağ, Winfried Held
Remains of an Ancient Shipwreck near Cape Zanavin on Rivanj Island, Croatia - Mladen Pesić
About the Metallic Ram of Acqualadroni (Messina) - Philippe Tisseyre, Massimiliano Ditta
Zwischen Aare, Rhein und Bodensee: die barcarii und das spätantike Confluentibus - Daniel Wacker
Informal Economies and navicularii in the Balkans, ca. 4th - 7th century CE - Philip L. Watson
Das Bücherbrett:
Nilhan Kızıldağ, Rezension zu: Geoff Bailey – Nena Galanidou – Hans Peeters – Hauke Jöns – Moritz Mennenga (eds.), The Archaeology of Europe’s Drowned Landscapes
Maria Stemmler, Rezension zu: Jens Askan Brückerhoff, Schiffs- und Wrackbergung auf Hoher See. Eine vergleichende Untersuchung deutschen, französischen, englischen und US-amerikanischen Rechts.
SKYLLIS 19 (1 + 2)
Nachruf auf Nili Liphschitz (1944 - 2019) – Katharina Meyer-Regenhardt
The „Masquerade Small ship“ of Peter the Great – Vladimir Romanovich Chepelev
Reconceptualization of the Contemporary Maritime Museum. Do we Really Need the Original Waterlogged Wooden Artefacts and Objects ? – Miran Erič, David Stopar, Franc Solina, Katja Kavkler
The Significance of Detailed Analysis of 3D Cloud Points Which Include Data that the Human Eye can Overlook. The Case of a flat-bottomed Ship from the Ljubljanica River – Miran Erič, Enej Guček Puhar, Žigar Stopinšek, Aleš Jaklič, Frank Solina
Red Dye and its Transport Routes – Eva Grossmann
Evidence for Coastal Quarrying Documented by the Boğsak Archaeological Survey (BOGA) in Eastern Rough Cilicia, 2016 - 2018 – Michael R. Jones
Das Torpedoboot T 66 und seine Identifizierung. Eine unterwasserarchäologische und militärhistorische Nachbereitung von ‘Open Spirit’ 2015 – Robert Samuel Langner, Uwe Wichert
„Gain Overcomes Everything“. A Mariner’s Perspective on the Use of Harbours and Anchorages in the Hellenistic and Roman Mediterranean – Yannis Nakas
Navigable Rhine Arms as Determinants for the Shift of the Settlement Focus in the Xanten Area between Antiquity and the Middle Ages – Ingo Runde
Zur Interpretation einer Pfahlstruktur aus dem 15. Jahrhundert im Seegebiet vor Warnemünde – Wolfgang Steusloff
A Fatal Crash at the First Punic War. Investigation of an Ancient Sea Battle by Engineering Methods – Sieghard Wagener
Tagungsbericht: Unterwasserarchäologie in Bayern und darüber hinaus – Bernd Päffgen, Tobias Pflederer
Das Bücherbrett
Marcus Nenninger, Rezension zu: Jerzy Gawronski – André van Holk – Joost Schokkenbroek (Hrsg.), Ships and Maritime Landscapes. Proceedings of the Thirteenth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology, Amsterdam 2012 (Eelde: Barkhuis Publishing 2017)
SKYLLIS 18-2
Nachruf auf Sebastiano Tusa (02.08.1952 - 10.03.2019) – Winfried Held
Submerged Stone: An Overview of Worked-Stone Assemblages off the Crimean Peninsula – John A. Albertson - Yana Morozova
Ballast Stones from the Akko Tower Shipwreck. A Petrographic and Geo-Archaeological Study Based on Underwater Archaeology – Amir Bar
Re-Evaluation of the Production Method of the Khufu-1 Sheer Planks. Preliminary Results – Moshe Bram
The Maritime Trade of Roman Patara. Preliminary Remarks on the Amphorae – Erkan Dündar
The Necessity of Changing the Methodology of Preserving Waterlogged Wooden Objects The Case of a Palaeolithic Wooden Point from the Ljubljanica River – Miran Erič, Enej Guček Puhar, Aleš Jaklič, Frank Solina
The Ancient Ship Wreck of the Late 4th / Early 3rd Century BC at Kinburn Spit, Black Sea (Ukraine) – Vyacheslav Gerasimov, Roman Reyda, Oleksandr Smyrnov, Piotr Prejs
Die Seevölker. Überlegungen zu ihrer Herkunft Hristomir – Smilenov Hristov
Fishing and Disposing? The Use of a Lake Shore Zone at the Stone Age Site Dąbki, Poland – Agnes Kotula, Agnieszka Czekaj-Zastawny, Jacek Kabaciński, Thomas Terberger
The Intangible Maritime Cultural Heritage Project, Recording and Interpreting the Role of Maritime Professions in Cyprus – Maria Ktori
The Holding Power of Bronze Age Stone Weight Anchors – Ayelet Miller, Deborah Cvikel, Yoav Me-Bar
Analysis of Recent Anchor Finds and Artificial Anchorages. Maritime Activity on the Dead Sea - Local Traditions and Global Interactions – Asaf Oron, Ehud Galili, Gideon Hadas
So fern, so nah - Nächste und Nachbarn. Netzwerke seldschukischer Architektur im Hafen von Alanya/Türkei – Anja Rutter
Der Hafen und der Leuchtturm von Aigeai – Mustafa H. Sayar
The Ancient Submerged City of Akra in the Cimmerian Bosporus – Viktor Vakhoneev, Sergey Solovyov
Auf den Spuren der Maritimen Seidenstraße. Eine deutsch-iranische Kooperation – Luisa Goldammer
Report on the „Underwater Cultural Heritage Forum“ at the Foreign Office in Berlin – Anne-Kathrin Piele
Die Umsetzung des UNESCO-Übereinkommens über den Schutz des Unterwasserkulturerbes durch die Schweiz – Maria Stemmler
Das Bücherbrett
Anja Rutter, Rezension zu: Simone Kahlow (Hrsg.), Transfer Between Sea and Land
Jorit Wientjes, Rezension zu: Innes McCartney, Scapa 1919. The Archaeology of a Scuttled Fleet
SKYLLIS 18-1:
Amphoras of Asia Minor, 800-100 B.C. Progress and Challenges – Mark L. Lawall
Transportamphoren als Zeugnisse des antiken Lebens Möglichkeiten und Grenzen einer Keramikgattung – Marek Palaczyk
Transport amphoras as interlinks in the ancient world – Nikoline Sauer
Petrological Analysis of Amphorae A Methodological Perspective – Ian K. Whitbread
Clays, Amphoras and Workshop Locations of Ancient Rhodes– Lisa Betina, Stella Skaltsa
Minding and Fillig the Gaps Exploring the Production, Technology and Trade of Koan Amphorae during the Hellenistic and Roman Periods – Viktoria Georgopoulou, Anno Hein, Dimitris Grigoropoulos
A note on the so-called fabricants of Knidian amphorae – John Lund
Archaic Amphorae from Taxiarchis Hill, Didyma – Alexandra Ch. J. von Miller
Amphorae from Priene Current State of Research and Perspectives – Lars Heinze
Transport Amphorae in Pergamon - International, Regional, Local? – Sarah Japp
Past and Future Adventures of the Pergamon Deposit – Anneke Keweloh-Kaletta, Nicole Neuenfeld
Lokale Keramikproduktion in Elaia und ein neuer Typ der Late Roman Amphora – Güler Ateş
Petrographic Analysis of Amphorae from the Eastern Aegean in Pannonia Preliminary Results – Anna Andrea Nagy, György Szakmány, Piroska Magyar Hárshegyi
Roman to Early Byzantine Amphoras from Miletus (Turkey) Archaeological and Archaeometric Research – Nico Schwerdt
No Fear of Amphoras! The Current State of Processing Amphoras from Humeitepe/Miletus – Sabine Huy
Die Amphoren aus dem Grottenheiligtum am Osthang von Pergamon Überlegungen zu Chronologie und Konsumptionspraxis – Benjamin Engels
Tools for the Identification and Study of Amphoras: Databases, Corpora, and Catalogues – Gerald Finkielsztejn