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Table 18. Marble wrecks discovered in the Mediterranean.
The numbers are shown on the map in Fig. 47.
Publication
Tons Ship
(m)
Shipwreck Country Date Marble Type Cargo Depth
(m)
1. Altınkum Turkey V-VI A.D Unknown 25 column bases 5 Unknown N/A Pulak and Rogers
15 Corint. capitals
1994, 19.
2. Camarina Italy Middle III Limestone
2 columns,
3 20 N/A Parker 1976, 25-9.
A.D. Giallo Antico 10 blocks
3. Cape Izmetiste Croatia First Half Green granite (1) 10 blocks 12-36 N/A N/A Jurišić 2000, 65, n.
II A.D. Limestone (9)
20.
4. Cape Spitha Greece N/A Egyptian granite 27 column shafts 10 131.5 30-40 L Trockmorton
(fragments)
1963, 17-23.
5. Capo Bianco Italy V-VI A.D. Unknown Ca. 65 blocks and 6 ca. 30 Unknown Freschi 1991,
column shafts
8-50.
6. Capo Cimiti Italy Roman Cipollino 5 columns 5.9 70 Unknown Freschi 1988,
Imp. age
77-86.
7. Capo Granitola 1 Italy III-V A.D. Proconnesian 49 Blocks,
3 150 30 m L Purpura 1977,
3 Statue Pedestals
7-8 m B 55-9; Purpura
1996, 328-36.
8. Capo Taormina Italy N/A Africano (Teos) 35 column shafts 21-28 90-100 Unknown Kapitän 1971,
Cipollino
2 blocks
304-6; Basile
1987, 364, n. 5.
9. Dramont 1 France I A.D. N/A 3 blocks + hull 33 23 15 m L Joncheray 1997,
5 m B 165-95.
10. Euboea Greece Roman Proconnesian? > 17 blocks 5 ca. 160 30 x 10 m? Wachsmann 2005,
Imp. Age?
unpublished
report.
11. Giardini Naxos Italy III A.D. Cipollino,
24 columns,
24 95 23-25 m L Basile 1987,
Attic
13 blocks
6 x 3 m B 361-95;1988,
133-42.
160