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Geophysical Techniques For Maritime Archaeological Surveys
17th EEGS Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Problems, 2003Over the last 10 years, the high-resolution marine geophysical survey field has witnessed significant advances in survey investigation equipment. New equipment is based on acoustic, optical, electrical and magnetic sensors however this paper will focus on the use of quantitative acoustic methods for the high resolution mapping of the seafloor for ...
M. Lawrence, I. Oxley, R. Bates
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Maritime History and Maritime Archaeology
2011Maritime history embraces naval history, which is the relationship of human societies with the sea. Maritime history began to be recognized as a disciplinary field about half a century ago. In this context, archaeology is defined as the systematic study of past human life, behaviors, activities, and cultures using material remains and the relationships
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The Archaeological Role of Conservation in Maritime Archaeology
2011Maritime archaeology is the one field of archaeology that is completely tied to the conservation laboratory. This article gives information about the archaeological role of the conservation laboratory. It presents four conservation case studies where the archaeological role of the conservation laboratory is emphasized.
Donny L. Hamilton, C. Wayne Smith
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2021
Abstract The continent of Africa has had a lengthy involvement in global maritime affairs and archaeological research with Middle Stone Age people using marine resources on the coasts of southern Africa, the Classical Pharos lighthouse of Alexandria, and Medieval Indian Ocean trade on the Swahili coast to the Atlantic triangular slave
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Abstract The continent of Africa has had a lengthy involvement in global maritime affairs and archaeological research with Middle Stone Age people using marine resources on the coasts of southern Africa, the Classical Pharos lighthouse of Alexandria, and Medieval Indian Ocean trade on the Swahili coast to the Atlantic triangular slave
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Maritime Archaeology in Britain
The Antiquaries Journal, 1989The Introduction to the Institute of Field Archaeologists' Code of Conduct states that: ‘Archaeology is the study of the nature and the past behaviour of Man in his environmental setting’. One of the principal environments Man has used is the maritime one, and for convenience of exposition the term ‘maritime’ is taken here to include inland waters ...
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Maritime Museums and Maritime Archaeological Exhibitions
2006Maritime museums and the exhibition of maritime archaeological material in Australia have not been without its controversies. Although some museums and exhibitions have been very successful in promoting the importance of maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage, others have been less so.
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Historical maritime archaeology
2006Cambridge ...
Flatman, Joe, Staniforth, Mark
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Integrating Maritime Archaeology
American Journal of Archaeology, 2003It has been only a few years since David Blackman asked whether maritime archaeology was on course,1 a question as much about where the field has been as about where it is going. With the publication of Richard Gould's Archaeology and the Social History of Ships and Sean McGrail's Boats of the World, another opportunity arises to question the ...
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