Abstract
Rekognosciranjem podmorja otoka Pašmana 2009. godine u moru kod otoka Bapca otkriveni su arheološki nalazi iz kasnosrednjovjekovnog i novovjekovnog razdoblja. Nalazi su otkriveni u zapadnoj uvali otoka Bapca koja je okrenuta prema mjestu Pašman na istoimenom otoku. Na ovom mjestu Pašmanski kanal je najuži, a zbog povoljnoga prirodnog položaja i zaštićenosti od svih vjetrova lokalitet vjerojatno predstavlja sidrište. Pronađeni materijal nalazio se rasut na dubini od 3 do 4 metra. Najbrojnije su zastupljeni keramički nalazi među kojima prevladava glazirana kuhinjska i stolna keramika, dok je stakleno posuđe zastupljeno u malom broju. Tipološki raznovrstan materijal govori u prilog tome da se vjerojatno radi o sidrištu u koje su se brodovi sklanjali zbog nevremena ili noćenja tijekom čitavog niza stoljeća.
Highlights
Underwater reconnaissance of the maritime zone of the island of Pašman in the year 2009 uncovered interesting archaeological finds from the late medieval and post-medieval period near the island of Babac.[1]
Na ovom mjestu Pašmanski kanal je najuži, a zbog povoljnoga prirodnog položaja i zaštićenosti od svih vjetrova lokalitet vjerojatno predstavlja sidrište
Babac is located in the middle of the Pašman Channel between the settlements of Turanj on the mainland and Pašman on the homonymous island
Summary
Underwater reconnaissance of the maritime zone of the island of Pašman in the year 2009 uncovered interesting archaeological finds from the late medieval and post-medieval period near the island of Babac.[1]. Forms of pans with such handles are diverse, and they appear from the mid-16th to the beginning of the 18th century on the western and eastern Adriatic coast.[12] The closest comparative finds are glazed examples found in Zadar, and on the coast of Istria.[13] Spout fragment, probably of a jug belongs to the same group Engobe is a thin slip of white clay - kaolin which was used to obtain clean and white surface suitable for further decoration.[21] The simplest kind of pottery with engobe is represented by the fragments whose only ornament consists of green glaze on the outer surface, and they belong to the period of the second half of the 16th and first half of the 17th century
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