An online resource documenting maritime archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has been improved and relaunched—helping to further protect sites that are under threat of destruction, ...
An expedition mapping submerged ancient landscapes, the first of its kind in the Black Sea, is making exciting discoveries. An international team, involving the University of Southampton's Centre for ...
The ship's cargo included ceramics from Spain and Tunisia. Recovering a Mendean amphora from a Roman shipwreck off Kasos Island. Photo by Nikos Koukoulas, courtesy of the Kasos Maritime Archaeological ...
The development of maritime archaeology / George F. Bass -- Defining a ship : architecture, function, and human space / Patrice Pomey -- Wreck-site formation processes / Colin Martin -- Acoustic ...
Maritime archaeology investigates human interaction with the marine environment through study of submerged cultural remains. It employs underwater survey, remote sensing, geophysical prospection and ...
Maritime archaeology integrates diverse methodologies to reconstruct ancient seafaring practices across the Mediterranean from the Bronze Age through the Roman period. Underwater survey, remote ...
An expedition mapping submerged ancient landscapes, the first of its kind in the Black Sea, is making exciting discoveries, report investigators. An expedition mapping submerged ancient landscapes, ...
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Divers uncover rare Bronze Age sword at Protected Wreck site off England's Devon coast
"A kid at Christmas does not come close to the excitement of finding this sword." ...
Teams of marine archaeologists from the University of California San Diego set out this summer on expeditions to uncover secrets of ancient eastern Mediterranean societies. They brought back to San ...
A Preliminary Analysis of Historic Shipwrecks in Northern Ireland (pp. 4-8) Investigations of Taymouth Castle, a Nineteenth-Century Composite Ship Lost off the Coast of Northern Ireland Investigations ...
As a kid, I’d write letters to George Bass, an American professor of underwater archaeology who used to contribute to National Geographic magazine. He actually responded, and we carried on this ...
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