Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico

Autores
Carrillo, Laura; Ciarlo, Nicolás Carlos; Zuccolotto, Andrés; Guzmán, Josué
Año de publicación
2020
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El Angel wreck site islocated in the shallow waters of southern Chinchorro Bank, in the CaribbeanSea, about 42 km off the eastern coast of Yucatan Pe­ninsula, Mexico. It is thegrave of a sailing vessel, which most likely sank after striking her bottomagainst the nearby coral reef barriers. At present, no upper works of the shipare preserved, then indicating that it was a wooden vessel (Teredo navalisaffectation in these waters is a major problem for conservation of organic materials).Archaeological investigation has been carried on this shipwreck since 2014 bythe Vice-Directorate of Underwater Archaeology, of the National Ins­titute forAnthropology and History (Mexico), in collaboration with internationalresearchers; studies have mainly focused on explore the shipwreck dating,geocultural origin, purpose, and particular issues, such as hull-construction,service-history and fate. Systematic excavations in the bow and mid-ship se­ctionhave led to know that the ship was built according 18th-century wooden shipconstruction, but featuring improvements developed by the industrial revolutionin shipbuilding, such as iron structural reinforcements and metal fasteners, aswell as Copper-alloy hull sheathing. Besides, it was discovered that thisvessel was loaded with a logwood cargo when it went to Davy Jones? locker. Atpresent, information obtained suggests that the wrecked ship was a long-servicemerchantman, probably built at early 19th century and later subjected to majorrepairs. Because its load, it is possible to assert that the ship was immersedin the British logwood traffic, a maritime sphere that linked Belize with theUS and Europe.
Fil: Carrillo, Laura. Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia; México
Fil: Ciarlo, Nicolás Carlos. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Arqueología; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Zuccolotto, Andrés. El Colegio de Michoacán A. C.; México
Fil: Guzmán, Josué. Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia; México
12th International Symposium on Underwater Research
Kemer
Turquía
Akdeniz University
Kemer Promotion Foundation
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MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY
SHIPWRECKS
19TH CENTURY
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE
CARIBBEAN SEA
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
title Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
spellingShingle Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
Carrillo, Laura
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY
SHIPWRECKS
19TH CENTURY
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE
CARIBBEAN SEA
title_short Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
title_full Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
title_fullStr Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
title_full_unstemmed Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
title_sort Ghosts of the Caribbean. Recent research on El Angel shipwreck: a 19th Century composite-hull, sailing merchantman in Chinchorro Bank, Mexico
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Carrillo, Laura
Ciarlo, Nicolás Carlos
Zuccolotto, Andrés
Guzmán, Josué
author Carrillo, Laura
author_facet Carrillo, Laura
Ciarlo, Nicolás Carlos
Zuccolotto, Andrés
Guzmán, Josué
author_role author
author2 Ciarlo, Nicolás Carlos
Zuccolotto, Andrés
Guzmán, Josué
author2_role author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY
SHIPWRECKS
19TH CENTURY
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE
CARIBBEAN SEA
topic MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY
SHIPWRECKS
19TH CENTURY
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE
CARIBBEAN SEA
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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv El Angel wreck site islocated in the shallow waters of southern Chinchorro Bank, in the CaribbeanSea, about 42 km off the eastern coast of Yucatan Pe­ninsula, Mexico. It is thegrave of a sailing vessel, which most likely sank after striking her bottomagainst the nearby coral reef barriers. At present, no upper works of the shipare preserved, then indicating that it was a wooden vessel (Teredo navalisaffectation in these waters is a major problem for conservation of organic materials).Archaeological investigation has been carried on this shipwreck since 2014 bythe Vice-Directorate of Underwater Archaeology, of the National Ins­titute forAnthropology and History (Mexico), in collaboration with internationalresearchers; studies have mainly focused on explore the shipwreck dating,geocultural origin, purpose, and particular issues, such as hull-construction,service-history and fate. Systematic excavations in the bow and mid-ship se­ctionhave led to know that the ship was built according 18th-century wooden shipconstruction, but featuring improvements developed by the industrial revolutionin shipbuilding, such as iron structural reinforcements and metal fasteners, aswell as Copper-alloy hull sheathing. Besides, it was discovered that thisvessel was loaded with a logwood cargo when it went to Davy Jones? locker. Atpresent, information obtained suggests that the wrecked ship was a long-servicemerchantman, probably built at early 19th century and later subjected to majorrepairs. Because its load, it is possible to assert that the ship was immersedin the British logwood traffic, a maritime sphere that linked Belize with theUS and Europe.
Fil: Carrillo, Laura. Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia; México
Fil: Ciarlo, Nicolás Carlos. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Arqueología; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Zuccolotto, Andrés. El Colegio de Michoacán A. C.; México
Fil: Guzmán, Josué. Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia; México
12th International Symposium on Underwater Research
Kemer
Turquía
Akdeniz University
Kemer Promotion Foundation
description El Angel wreck site islocated in the shallow waters of southern Chinchorro Bank, in the CaribbeanSea, about 42 km off the eastern coast of Yucatan Pe­ninsula, Mexico. It is thegrave of a sailing vessel, which most likely sank after striking her bottomagainst the nearby coral reef barriers. At present, no upper works of the shipare preserved, then indicating that it was a wooden vessel (Teredo navalisaffectation in these waters is a major problem for conservation of organic materials).Archaeological investigation has been carried on this shipwreck since 2014 bythe Vice-Directorate of Underwater Archaeology, of the National Ins­titute forAnthropology and History (Mexico), in collaboration with internationalresearchers; studies have mainly focused on explore the shipwreck dating,geocultural origin, purpose, and particular issues, such as hull-construction,service-history and fate. Systematic excavations in the bow and mid-ship se­ctionhave led to know that the ship was built according 18th-century wooden shipconstruction, but featuring improvements developed by the industrial revolutionin shipbuilding, such as iron structural reinforcements and metal fasteners, aswell as Copper-alloy hull sheathing. Besides, it was discovered that thisvessel was loaded with a logwood cargo when it went to Davy Jones? locker. Atpresent, information obtained suggests that the wrecked ship was a long-servicemerchantman, probably built at early 19th century and later subjected to majorrepairs. Because its load, it is possible to assert that the ship was immersedin the British logwood traffic, a maritime sphere that linked Belize with theUS and Europe.
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