On the left, the Kyrenia shipwreck hull remains after the cargo had been excavated away; on the right, the reassmbled timbers on display in the local museum; © 1968 Robin C. M. Percy & Susan W. Katzev.

The Kyrenia shipwreck hull excavation

The pile of amphoras that marked the location of the Kyrenia wreck; © 1967 Michael L. Katzev.

A typical wooden toggle, or ‘yo-yo’ (so-called because of its shape; although we do not yet know its function), from the Kyrenia wreck; © 1979 Susan W. Katzev.

Drawing of toggle, or ‘yo-yo,’ W7 showing its probable original form (c.8.2cm high; made from heartwood; function unknown); © 1979 Susan W. Katzev.

Yo-yo W7 render from the 3D model;
© 2004 Institute for the Visualization of History, Inc.

The Kyrenia ship mast step and stanchion steps;
© 1985 J. Richard Steffy

Kyrenia shipwreck photos showing the location of the mast step; photos © 1968 Robin C. M. Percy & Susan W. Katzev.

Mast step render from the 3D model;
© 2004 Institute for the Visualization of History, Inc.

The replica Kyrenia II undersail near Athens in 1985; © 1985 Yiannis Vichos.

An exhibit in the Kyrenia museum, Cyprus, displaying a mock up of a portion of the Kyrenia hull with the cargo repositioned in one likely original location;
© 1985 Susan W. Katzev.

Typical conical Type I Rhodian amphora; c. 90cm tall. © 1968 Susan W. Katzev