Low flat hull with a slightly concave bottom amidships. The post on the left in the drawing is slightly thicker, possibly indicating a greater draught at this part. The bow and stern have decks, with six slightly convex benches between them. The width between these benches varies between 1.7 and 2 cm. The benches have stubs/protrusions similar to the Hecht museum models, indicating now missing rowers with their legs outstretched. These are located at the center of the benches however and indicate a single rower per bench. Chollot describes five oarsmen but the photograph suggests that there are perhaps six.

Recovered by a sponge diver who's kept the location secret. Hundreds of statuettes were recovered by him from the same location.

Basch, L. 1987. Le musée imaginaire de la marine antique. Athens: Institut Hellénique pour la preservation de la tradition nautique.

Chollot, M. 1973. “Perspectives d’archéologie sous-marine au Liban,” CahArchSubaq 2: 147-156.

―――. 1975. “Étude de deux modèles de barques en terre cuite pêchées en mer,” CahArchSubaq 4: 83-89.

Raban, A. and Y. Kahanov. 2003. “Clay Models of Phoenician Vessels in the Hecht Museum at the University of Haifa, Israel,” IJNA 32.1: 61-72.