The great ship São Bento: remains from a mid-sixteenth century Portuguese wreck on the Pondoland coast

Tim Auret · Chris Maggs

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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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This paper descriptionbes material recovered from a Portuguese wreck of about 1550. Remains include cannon, jewellery, ceramics and other items. The chronological evidence and the survivors' account of the shipwreck indicate that it was the wreck of the SA£o Bento in 1554.

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