The document discusses several topics in underwater archaeology including: 1) George Bass's discoveries related to the city of Troy using underwater archaeology techniques. 2) The shipwreck of Kas (also called Ulu Burun) which contained artifacts like copper ingots, ivory, glass beads, and pottery from different places indicating it was used for trade. 3) The site of Hisarlik in Turkey which has been identified as the location of the ancient city of Troy through archaeological excavations of multiple levels of walls and gates.

1. ANT 102, September 26th
Lost and Found:
Underwater Archaeology and Troy

2. Coastal Peru
Mexico
England
Illinois

3. ANT 102, September 26th
Lost and Found:
Underwater Archaeology and Troy

4. George Bass,
underwater
archaeologist

5. “metal biscuit with ears”
???

7. Shipwreck of Kas (also called Ulu Burun)

9. Nefertiti
Scarab mentioning Nefertiti

14. Copper
ingots
Fragment of a tin ingot
and other tin artifacts

16. Blue glass (for beads and pottery)
Ivory
(from rhinos
and elephants)

18. Pithoi (the big red jars): these particular ones have Phoenician designs

19. Pithos
stuffed with
Cypriot pots

20. Pithoi versus Amphorae

22. The amphorae also had
Phoenician designs on them
The amphorae contain the second most
abundant substance (behind copper) on the ship
What is it? Resin from a tree related
to the pistachio tree.
Is this kitano? What is kitano?

23. The amphorae also had
Phoenician designs on them
The amphorae contain the second most
abundant substance (behind copper) on the ship
What is it? Resin from a tree related
to the pistachio tree.
Is this kitano? What is kitano?

24. Diptych

27. Walls of Troy as portrayed in the movie

28. Tell Hisarlik

29. View of Hisarlik from the east

31. Walls of Troy as portrayed in
the movie

34. Multiple levels of Troy

40. Gate at Mycenae (Argos): the hometown of Agamemnon (Greek commander in Trojan War)

41. “Treasury of Atreus”
This block weight
about 100 tons

42. Gold burial masks from Mycenaean shaft graves

43. Gold burial mask from
Mycenaean shaft grave.
Schliemann claims this
is the face of
Agamemnon.