Aug. 23—The Flathead Maritime Archaeology Project continues to look at what lies at the bottom of Flathead Lake and Lead Marine Archaeologist Calvin Mires is returning to Bigfork to give an update.
Archaeologists found a 300 ton shipwreck that is the largest vessel of its kind ever found in the Baltic region.
The wreck was identified in 1900 but sat unexplored until scientists developed a strategy. During an expedition spanning from May 17 until June 20 of this year, marine archaeologists working with the ...
Underwater archaeology is a multidisciplinary field dedicated to the discovery, recording and preservation of submerged cultural heritage. This branch of archaeology not only unravels historical ...
Across the world’s continental shelves, archaeologists are racing a rising tide of development and climate change to map and protect drowned landscapes that once held thriving communities. What was ...
Marine geophysical surveys have become indispensable for the investigation and mapping of the seafloor and its shallow sub-surface, while archaeological prospection techniques enable the detection, ...
Marine archaeologists have identified 10 shipwrecks, including one from the Roman era, in the waters around a Greek island in the Mediterranean. The finds came to light during a multiyear project ...
This year marks a decade since the discovery of the Spanish galleon San José off the coast of Colombia—yet its fate is as uncertain as ever. The Colombian and Spanish governments, a private U.S.
In its day, Baiae was a cloistered seaside getaway for Rome’s elite—and a debaucherous one at that. Home to a villa belonging to Julius Caesar as well as those of emperors Augustus, Nero, and Caligula ...
Today, Tseung is chairman of the Institute of Hong Kong Underwater Archaeology Research. He's heard the story of the Nanhai ...
Tom Levy’s career has spanned 40 years in the deserts of the Holy Land in Israel and Jordan, and is now focused on the eastern Mediterranean.
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