One of the main outputs of the "Living Danube Limes" project is the fully functionable reconstruction of a 4th century Danube patrol boat of the type Lusoria and with the name Danuvina Alacris. In his contribution to a 2020 conference organized by the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Boris Dreyer of the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg gives first insights into the reconstruction process.
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List of references:
Slide 2: M. Orgeldinger; 3: B. Dreyer; 4: P. Schedel; 5: RGZM/B. Dreyer; 6: D. Rückert (LGDV), Kelten-Römer-Museum Manching/B. Dreyer; 8: B. Gatternig; 9-10: FAU/Chr. Schindler; 11: B. Dreyer; 12: M. Speck; 13-15: M. Orgeldinger; 16-17: B. Dreyer; 18: Th. Hürner; 19-20: B. Dreyer; 21: Chr. Sponsel-Schaffner; 22-23: M. Orgeldinger; 24: Die Kunstsammlungen der Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana Rom, 1969, Abb.30; 25-32: M. Orgeldinger/B. Dreyer/Chr. Sponsel-Schaffner; Th. Hürner; 33: B. Dreyer; 34-35: Architektenbüro Mark Part, Birkenweg 1, Gunzenhausen; 36-38: B. Dreyer/Th. Hürner; 39: Chr. Garleff; 40: B. Dreyer; 41: M. Orgeldinger/B. Dreyer; 42: B. Dreyer; 43: Th. Hürner; 44: FAU/M. Linsmeier
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