Resumen de Two Naval Disasters of 1387: Glimpses of Baltic Trade at the End of the Fourteenth Century
In 1387 two Prussian vessels were involved in shipwrecks on thecoast of Jutland. One, loaded mainly with cloth from Artois, Brabantand Flanders, was probably returning from the Low Countries; theother, carrying wax, furs, copper and iron, must have been headingfrom one of the Prussian ports to western Europe. The paper dis-cusses the goods carried by the two vessels and seeks to identifythe owners of the cargoes, who came mainly from Torun ́. The in-vestigation shows that the two shipwrecks can be seen as a repre-sentative sample of Prussian trade in the late Middle Ages
