TYPE

1.    Shipwreck.   Pulak [2010], 862    'Excavation of the Uluburun shipwreck near Kaş in southern Turkey has yielded one of the largest and richest assemblages of Bronze Age trade goods and raw materials ever found.'

2.    Shipwreck.   Bass et al. [1989], 24    'The Nefertiti scarab and the other Egyptian finds in the wreck are an important new source of information ...'



PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Late Bronze Age: (1570 BC - 1200 BC)

    a.    Pulak [2010]: 869 'The wreck is dated to the last quarter of the fourteenth century BC, ... '

2. LH IIIA: (1410 BC - 1315 BC)

    a.    Pulak [2010]: 872 'Mycenaean objects such as fine tableware, swords, spears, glass relief beads, faience and amber beads, knives, razors, broad chisels, and lentoid seals were also aboard the ship ... '

3. LH IIIA2: (1375 BC - 1320 BC)

    a.    Bass et al. [1989]: 24 See the full discussion in this place about the dating issues. 'The Mycenaean pottery in the Ulu Burun wreck provides a measure of confirmation for this date. This material is basically LH IIIA:2, ... '

4. LH IIIB: (1320 BC - 1190 BC)

    a.    Bass et al. [1989]: 24 ' ... some pieces belonging to types that may continue into early LH IIIB.'