iddin annakam

three maps — the world of the wreck, the verdict, and the evidence for the priors

Candidate tin sources over the political landscape of c. 1320 BC
The world of the wreck. Candidate tin sources over the political landscape of c. 1320 BC. State territories are soft washes (schematic); the Central Asian tin belts lie beyond state geography in the Andronovo and post-BMAC archaeological horizons. All extents approximate.
The batch-level verdict on the map
The verdict. Marker color is region family; marker form is the batch-model verdict for the cargo bulk — filled circles are not excluded, × marks are excluded, and the open square is Karnab, for which no ore data exists at all.
The spatial evidence lines behind the trade-route prior
The evidence for the priors. The ship's reconstructed final voyage (E1), the Old Assyrian tin route attested at Kültepe five centuries earlier (E2), and the SW-British tin provenanced in Levantine finds (E3) — the spatial evidence lines behind the paper's pre-registered trade-route priors.