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  1. The Underwater Dig: Introduction to Marine Archeology
  2. Submerged: Adventures of America's Most Elite Underwater Archeology Team by Daniel Lenihan, 2003-11-28

21. Neptune: Dive In Quebec
Club de plongée sousmarine Empress de Rimouski, located at Rimouski. Société desauvetage, organism responsible for aquatic surveillance. underwater archeology,
http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/neptune/ca/qc-en.html
Dive in Quebec Dive sites Depth Dive sites Depth Anticosti Island Lake of Cerf Bergeronnes Lake Orford ... St-Pierre Point Associations FQAS Dive charters Action Scuba dive shop offering all the services including charters located in Montreal (Pointe-Claire) Aquatour Bas St-Laurent shipwrecks scuba diving on the Germanicus and on the Blehem located at Forillon dive shop offering all the services including charters Centre Nautique l'Istorlet scuba diving at the Magdaleine Islands (Corps Mort dive site) scuba diving in the Matane area Les Explorateurs Sous-Marin Nepteau dive shop offering all the services including charters located in Montreal to see superb underwater photos Diver's clubs Aquadyne YMCA Montreal Aquanaute located at Ste-Anne-des-Monts
Aquarius located at Tracy (Michel Abbott, 450-742-0580) Calmar Alma located at Alma Club de Matane EauZone EauZone club (WaterZone) Empress de Rimouski located at Rimouski Daniel Lecavalier Le Drakkar located in Drummundville located at the Centre Claude Robillard (contact Alain Les Diables des Mers located in Eastern Townships Les Huards de Fermont located at Fermont (Richard Bernatchez, 418-287-5186)

22. Ooparts & Ancient High Technology--Underwater Cities; Noah's Flood Proof?
The first institute in China to develop a center of marine archaeology, the museum steam has been exploring China s underwater archeology teams receive much
http://www.s8int.com/water5.html
OOPARTS
(out of place artifacts)
ANCIENT HIGH TECHNOLOGY
Evidence of Noah's Flood?
The Ooparts Collection
Home 20th Century Dinosaurs Eyewitness Accounts There Were Giants In The Earth in Those Days Mega Fauna Those Sophisticated "Cave Men" Search for Noah's Ark DNA, The Ultimate Oopart The Bone Yards Underwater Cities, Monuments? Ancient Atomic Knowledge? Salvation. What Must You Do To Be Saved? Search Links Guestbook
Underwater Cities; Noah's Flood Proof? ... Page 5
Underwater Wall Found Off the Coast Of Taiwan
New underwater discoveries spark interest in submerged cities Once dismissed by experts as folklore, the release of photographic and documentary evidence pointing to the possibility of prehistoric human settlements off the coast of Penghu has experts re-examining theories about the legendary continent of Mudalu By Gavin Phipps STAFF REPORTER Sunday, Dec 01, 2002,Page 18 Image of the wall that has spark a host of theories ranging from extraterrestrial civilization to unusual volcanic activity. PHOTO COURTESY OF UAI What began this summer as a search for a legendary underwater town off the coast of Penghu by members of the Underwater Archeological Institute made headlines earlier this week but for unexpected reasons.

23. La Fotografia Subacquea
Bill Wood marine Photography; Under The Sea; Christine s Scuba Shipwrecks; underwaterArchaeology Society of Chicago; Wisconsin underwater archeology Association.
http://digilander.libero.it/oceaniasub/Fotografia Subacquea.htm
Mandaci un Tuo messaggio se il Sito Oceania Ti è piaciuto Fotografia Foto ? Chiedi consiglio al nostro ESPERTO , risponde Alberto Romeo Riprese Subacquee Blue Wave
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24. Diversion II / NJScuba.com - Artifacts - Recommended Reading
Encyclopedia of underwater and Maritime archeology James Delgado, Text for u/wdiggers and history buffs. marine Salvage A Guide for Boaters and Divers by
http://www.njscuba.com/artifacts/reading.html
In addition to actively participating in the marine environment through scuba, there is no better way to learn more about the sport and the ocean than through reading. I find my dives on shipwrecks to be more exciting and interesting when I've learned about their history. As a practical matter, learning about ship history, construction and archeology has enabled me to find more artifacts when I dive some of my favorite wrecks, and enjoy the history that they represented with their place in maritime history. The Underwater Dig
Robert Marx Basic look and digging wrecks Search for Sunken Treasure
Treasure from all over the world Encyclopedia of Underwater
and Maritime Archeology

James Delgado Text for u/w diggers and history buffs Marine Salvage :
A Guide for Boaters and Divers

by George H. Reid Nice piece on techniques for salvage on small scale usually Underwater Archeology
Jean-Yves Blot Basic archeology text for u/w explorers Books Popular Music Classical Music Video
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25. NMSF ~~ 2003 Thunder Bay Maritime Festival ~~
children about underwater archeology, and Gutter Sailing miniature sail boatraces. The Festival was co-hosted by the Thunder Bay National marine Sanctuary
http://www.nmsfocean.org/2003_maritime_festival.html
Hundreds of people turned out for the 2003 Thunder Bay Maritime Festival in Alpena, Michigan August 23-24 - a family cultural event highlighting the mission of the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary and Underwater Preserve and the maritime history of the Great Lakes. Thunder Bay is a 448-square mile sanctuary and underwater preserve protecting an estimated 116 historically significant shipwrecks ranging from 19th century wooden side-wheelers to 20th century steel-hulled steamers.  Festival highlights included tours of the research vessel, Laurentian , and entertainment by the musical groups Song of the Lakes and The Overtones and well-known Great Lakes story-tellers Larry Massie and Genot Picor.  The Opening Ceremony was attended by the Director of the National Marine Sanctuary Program, Dan Basta, the Manager of Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, Jeff Gray, and local dignitaries.  SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS!

26. Gales Of November, 2001 Lake Superior Marine Museum Association (LSMMA)
Cosponsored by the Lake Superior marine Museum Association Lake admittance withany Nov 9 Gales ticket); Wisconsin underwater archeology Association Seminar
http://www.lsmma.com/gales2002/exhibitors2002.html
Gales of November Exhibitor Form Saturday, November 9, 2002
Join us in celebrating the
15th Annual Gales of November
At the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center
Co-sponsored by the
An excellent opportunity to showcase your products to a crowd focused on the Great Lakes.
  • Dennis Hale , sole survivor of the 1966 wreck of the Daniel J. Morrell is this years keynote speaker. Expert Speakers on Diving, Shipwrecks, Lighthouses, and Great Lakes Mysteries Expanded Topics from Great Lakes Historians, Archeologists and Shipwreck Preservation Societies Tours Silent Auction of maritime prints, photographs, ship models, art objects, gifts etc. from participants in Gales. Open House Wisconsin Underwater Archeology Association Seminar (WUAA) 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Sunday November 11th at the Maritime Center.
$75 Exhibitor fee includes:
  • An 8' x 2' Skirted Table (approx. 8' x 10') space

27. List Of Abstracts
Fundamental Acoustics for marine Archaeological Investigations Dix E underwater ArchaeologicalSurvey on Cilician Reversal Mirrors for archeology Fink, Mathias
http://www.uw-detection-for-archeology.org/abstracttoc.html
List of abstracts
List of accepted abstracts, sorted by first author's name. A
Determination of Physical/Mechanical Characteristics of the Seabed for Archeological Applications

Akal, T.; Stoll, R.D. B
Survey to establish comprehensive high-resolution data of the state of ancient urban architecture realised by application of a high-resolution multibeam sonar system

Basciano, P. Submerged Object Imaging Using Virtual Reality Modeling Language.
Bikonis, Krzysztof; Moszynski, Marek; Stepnowski,Andrzej Acoustic Textures and Detection of Shipwreck Cargo - Example of a Roman Ship near Elba, Italy
Blondel, Philippe; Pouliquen, Eric Bistatic Sonars - Theory, Applications and Potential for Underwater Archaeology
Blondel, Philippe; Cosci, Mario; Dobbins, Peter; Jayasundere, Nic Magnetic detection of buried harbour structures and mooring sites in King Herod's harbour, Caesarea Maritima, Israel
Boyce, J.; Reinhardt E.; Raban, A. C
Archaeological Oceanography of the Black Sea

Coleman, Dwight F.; Ballard, Robert D. ROV positioning by visual feedback Conte, G.; Zanoli, S.; Scaradozzi, D.; Maiolatesi, S.

28. Underwater Archaeology Organizations
The Institute for marine Archaeology is a 501(C)(3 excavations, surveys, artifactpictures and underwater pictures. The Institute of archeology at the Museum of
http://www.jiwi.com/underwaterarchaeologyorganizations.htm
underwater archaeology home about general links [ organizations ] shipwrecks underwater archaeology books sea life calendars link exchange
Underwater Archaeology Organizations Franck Goddio Society - We invite you to join us in the discovery of lost cities, submerged lands and ancient ships. We are exploring and re-constructing history and we love to share the excitement with you!- Public outreach and educational arm of Goddio's explorations,- Sponsors recovery or preserving of shipwrecks and other underwater sites. The Nautical Archaeology Society - The Nautical Archaeology Society is a non-government organization in Great Britain, formed to further interest in underwater cultural heritage, for divers, non-divers, archaeologists, conservationists, historians, and nterested people throughout the world Network for Underwater Archaeology NUA (the Irish for 'new') is a network of institutions actively involved in research on the underwater archaeology of the island of Ireland. Since 1997 a multidisciplinary group of archaeologists and earth scientists have been working on riverine, lacustrine and other near-shore maritime archaeology projects in Ireland.

29. Answering Ankara’s Call For An Underwater Project , University Scholars Locate
in underwater research, especially in its interdisciplinary utilization of coastaland underwater archeology, geomorphology, history and marine biology.
http://research.haifa.ac.il/~focus/2000-autumn/f-11.htm
Answering Ankara’s Call for Help, University Researchers Locate Ancient Cargo Remains and Maybe a Turkish Atlantis Subaqueous exploration. Divers from the University of Haifa archeology team map out the site of their “dig” off Liman Tepe in Turkey.
A three-week expedition in response to Ankara University’s request for the University of Haifa’s cooperation this summer in conducting underwater explorations off Urla, a city some 35 kilometers southwest of Izmir, led to surprising discoveries. One such find might be termed the cargo remains of a 5th century BCE “bulk carrier.” Israeli and Turkish underwater explorers wade into the deep. The University’s logo is clearly visible on the oxygen tanks “At the same time we tried to understand the possible elements which are now positioned under water, whether they were originally terrestial or underwater constructions. We, at the University of Haifa’s Maritime Institute, have had plenty of experience in both fields, especially harbor constructions and underwater geological research. That’s why they called on us.” The University’s Institute of Maritime Studies and the Dept. of Maritime Civilzations have for a number of years been conducting wide-ranging coastal and underwater excavations along Israel’s northern Mediterranean shore: in the ancient harbor of Caesarea, at Tel Akko (Acre), Tel Nami, and the shipwrecks at Ma’agan Mikhael and Dor (Tantura).

30. Divers Travel
underwater archeology, Treasure, marine History. Aquariums, Home. Back to Top. underwaterarcheology, Treasure, marine History. Clifford, Barry and Perry, Paul.
http://www.diverstravel.com/divers_library.html
The Diver's Library
A compilation of books from all our pages, including topics in scuba diving; hardhat and commercial diving; underwater archeology, shipwrecks, and treasure diving; safety; marine life and fish guides; and dive travel destinations. Great for your reference library or for gifts. This site is always changing. IF YOU DON'T SEE IT HERE, SEND IT IN!! Click the links below to jump to their respective sections. Aquariums, Home Aquariums, Public Guides to Fish, Marine and Aquatic Life Hardhat Diving, Commercial Diving ... Underwater Archeology, Treasure, Marine History Aquariums, Home Sandford, Gina. 2000. Aquarium Owner's Guide: The Complete Illustrated Reference for the Home Aquarium
This extensive guide has great pictures and how-to information on creating, stocking, and maintaining a fresh- or saltwater home aquarium. Scott, Peter W. 1995. Complete Aquarium
This book starts with general knowledge and background of different water environments and fish. Then it spends, the rest of the book explaining how to set up different sorts of aquariums. Great information to use revamping or updating your aquarium.

31. NPR - Radio Expeditions: Underwater Excavation At Gray's Reef
National marine Sanctuary is the first of its kind off US shores. Nowhere elsein US waters have scientists conducted such extensive underwater archeology.
http://www.npr.org/programs/re/archivesdate/1997/aug/19970825.grays.html
Back to npr.org var SA_ID="nprpix;npr"; Underwater Excavation at Gray's Reef
Listen
to the show Whale Expedition
August 25, 1997 Seventeen miles off the Georgia coast and 58 feet below the water’s surface lies a 17.5 square mile marine protected area with limestone and sandstone rock ledges known as Gray's reef. The reef and its surrounding waters became part of the National Marine Sanctuary Program in January of 1981. As a habitat, this sanctuary is unlike other reef sites in the program because it is not a tropical coral reef but a live-bottom rock reef. However, the biology of this sanctuary is not the only thing that sets it apart from other sanctuaries in the program.
Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary
is unique because of the wealth of information scientists have gathered from its reef. It has yielded clues to what life was like thousands of years ago. This "paleo-environment" shows that 12,000 years ago the area was dry landan ice age gripped the Earth, water was frozen in glaciers, and the oceans shrank. When the earth warmed up land masses once again became submerged and water covered the area that is now Gray's reef.
So it's up to underwater divers to find clues to the past - and they have done an incredible job. From plant pollen to bone fragments this underwater island speaks volumes about the formation of life and civilization off our US coasts.

32. Links Interesantes
Translate this page Wisconsin underwater archeology Association - dedicated to the Indiana University- underwater Science - researches nstitute for marine Archaeology - dedicated
http://www.histarmar.com.ar/Links/linksorganizaciones.htm

33. Texas Historical Commission
Hoyt has served as the State marine Archeologist with the Texas professional, hehas participated in or supervised numerous underwater archeology projects in
http://www.thc.state.tx.us/archeologyaware/aastaffmar.html
State Marine Archeologist Steve Hoyt
Home I About Us l Calendar I Contact Us I Friends of THC I Jobs I The Medallion I News I Search I Store I THC Policies F ind links, publications and other helpful agency information here Select a Resource Atlas Historic Sites Search Annual Conference Archeology Awards Book Catalog Cemeteries Certified Local Government Community Assistance County Commissions Courthouses Cultural Resource Management Disaster Relief Forms Frequently Asked Questions Heritage Travel Historic Properties Index La Salle Projects Library Links Main Street Museum Services Military Sites National Register Oral History Preservation Resources Publications Regional Workshops Sam Rayburn House Statewide Plan Stewards Travel Visionaries in Preservation Web Tools Web Tour Archeology Cultural Resource Management Historical Designations Special Projects ... FAQ's County Historical Commissions Awards Advocacy Fiscal matters Links List of CHC Chairs News for CHC's Organizational Tools Programs Training Disaster Relief Resources County Contacts Military Sites Heritage Toursim Publications Links ... Forms Main

34. Untitled
marine archaeologists seek to understand the role of ships and seafaring in Thus,underwater archeology does not necessarily deal wth wrecks, even if that is
http://www.utexas.edu/courses/wilson/ant304/projects/projects97/ricop/ricop.html
Underwater Archaelogy
What is underwater archaelogy?
Underwater archaeology, also called nautical archaeology, is the archaeology of ships and
seafaring. Marine archaeologists seek to understand the role of ships and seafaring in history
and prehistory all over the world. In this field one can learn about different explorations
and discoveries. I am providing information on the well-preserved artifacts discovered
and a variety of information of underwater archaeology. None of these materials are
seldom, if ever, found in excavations on land.
All archaeologists, whether they work on land or underwater, use artifacts and the relationships
between them to answer questions about events and peoples of the past. Through careful
excavation and record-keeping archaeologists in this century have uncovered mountains of
information about ancient and not-so-ancient cultures.
Ships and shipwrecks are sometimes buried in silt or mud soon after they are deposited, or arrive at their final resting place. Water and silt not only preserve wood, cloth, hair and other materials, but they also discourage humans or scavangers from disturbing the site or removing

35. Treasures Untold, By Mark Briggs -- Endeavors, Fall 1999
then, the underwater archeology Unit has kept the site secure, monitoring it aroundthe clock. The site is so well protected, in fact, that marine scientist
http://research.unc.edu/endeavors/fall99/blackbeard.htm
For science, the wreck of The Queen Anne's Revenge is worth a pirate's weight in gold. LINKS
Marine Sciences at UNC-CH
Dept of Cultural Resources Blackbeard Project Visitor Information Site of Beaufort and Coastal NC Blackbeard's Queen Anne Revenge ... The Pirate's Library
Treasures Untold
by Mark Briggs
T he Queen Anne's Revenge ran aground at Topsail Inlet (now Beaufort Inlet) in June of 1718, an unlikely ending for a reign of terror directed by the pirate ship's captain, Edward Teach, more commonly known as Blackbeard. Some historians contend Blackbeard intentionally sacrificed the ship to steal from and abandon his own crew, which at one time numbered as many as 300. The 100-foot-long ship was also abandoned, left behind to be taken by storms and by the tide. rests in 22 feet of water, just a mile from the North Carolina shore. The remains, once the command of the most notorious buccaneer of his swashbuckling time, have lain silent for almost 300 years. When the wreck was discovered in 1996, speculation arose that chests of gold and jewels would be found nearby. Blackbeard left none of his stolen riches behind. But in terms of science, the treasures being unearthed today are worth their weight in gold.

36. Gregs - Links
Sea Turtles. Snappers. marine Lobsters. Billfishes. UBoat Net. U-995 in Laboe. Interestingsite for underwater archeology. Interesting site for underwater archeology.
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/DiveNet/links.htm
Dive and other Related Links
Weather Related Links NOAA Delaware Bay Bouy Report NOAA Marine Forecasts Coastal Marine Zone Forecasts by the Philadelphia, PA Forecast Office Wind and Wave Forecasts Northeast Wave Heights Navy Marine Weather and Wave Forecasts UNCLASSIFIED - Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center Underwater Weather for New Jersey Surface temperatures, Wave Measurements, Currents NOAA Seaboard Gulf Stream at Hatteras, NC A must if you are going to North Carolina before July - Check out the eddies and temperatures off of Hatteras EPA's National Coastal Condition Report Weather forecast links for the islands Carribean Weather forecasts Fish and Lobster Related Links New Jersey Scuba Diver All about NJ diving from shore to wrecks, artifacts, gear, weather and regulations. The Lobster Conservancy Lobster Institute Video of traping Homarus Americanus Guide to Fish that you can Encounter Description of what fish you may encounter on the wrecks Stalking the American Lobster NY Times Article on Lobsters "The lobster is perhaps one of the only species that's been intensively fished for 150 years and is doing better today than ever," said one lobster expert, Bob Steneck, a professor of marine sciences at the University of Maine.

37. SEASPACE 2004 - Adventure Sports And Travel Exposition, Houston, TX
Cousteau Society, REEF, and the Flower Gardens National marine Sanctuary. Topics rangefrom underwater archeology to exotic travelogues of beautiful reefs and
http://www.seaspace.org/

Interactive Exhibit Hall Floor Plan
Meet the Speakers Party/DAN Social Coupon for Discounted Admission! Kid's: Sashimi Tabernacle Choir! Photo Gallery by L.A. UPS Prizes, Auctions, etc. ... Free Events (with general admission) Climbing Wall Intro to Scuba Kid's Virtual Dive Kid's "Dive Shop" ... Hi-Res Pictures for Media Printing
and the exciting new IMAX film "Coral Reef Adventure" Featuring Marty Snyderman
SEASPACE 2004
Houston, Texas
Reliant Center
New IMAX Film
"Coral Reef Adventure" at SEASPACE 2004
New! Interactive Exhibit Hall
Floor Plan
Exhibit hall hosted by a living mermaid ; a Gallery of Underwater Photography presented by the Los Angeles Underwater Photo Society ; and the exciting new IMAX film "Coral Reef Adventure." SEASPACE is the Southwest USA’s premiere Adventure Exposition. With events for the entire family, you are invited to explore more than 200 booths with experts on various outdoor sports and exotic travel destinations. In its new expanded location at Reliant Center, SEASPACE 2004 adds to the fun with a big climbing wall and the addition of outdoor sports like kayaking, sailing and surfing. A huge swimming pool built into the Exhibit Hall enables visitors who come equipped with a swimsuit and towel to try out scuba diving, snorkeling, and a variety of paddle sports. Children love SEASPACE too. SEASPACE’s highly creative

38. Underwater Photography
Page of the Talbot Collection featuring the marine mammal photography nonprofit websitededicated to underwater photography,underwater archeology,wreck diving
http://dr-wolfson-acupuncture.net/alex/links/underwaterphotography.html
Underwater Photography
Home Page A General SCUBA Category BSAC Coral Reef ... Wreck Diving
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Leo's Under-Water Web Site...
Leo's Under Water Web Site, dedicated to the mysterious, colorful, and sometimes bizzare world under the Puget Sound...
9 Pages Found, 19 Links Found, 1173 Score, http://www.blarg.net/~leovs
ScubaBob Klemow's Fishie Links...
Bob Klemow is a teacher in Hazleton, PA. His many Fishie Snappies slideshows feature digitized pictures of some of the creatures Bob captured on video during his dive trips since 1993. ...
3 Pages Found, 50 Links Found, 243 Score, http://home.ptd.net/~dvbob/fishies.htm
Scubaturk.Net Underwater Photography ...
A non-profit website dedicated to underwater photography,underwater archeology,wreck diving, and all levels of divers ...
3 Pages Found, 50 Links Found, 243 Score, http://www.scubaturk.net

Other important links.
african wildcat...
Nature Photography by Nico Mostert African Wildcat Photographed in the Kalahari at the border between South Africa and Botswana. 300mm f2,5 and X2 converter at 1 125sec at f5,6. beanbag on car door f...
48 Pages Found, 8 Links Found, 1294 Score

39. Marine Archeology Facility--Conservation DistList
Subject marine archeology facility From Janet W. Hessling (hessling@mindspring.com)Date 0619-1999. has stimulated interest in underwater archeology here.
http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/cdl/1999/0772.html
[Date] [Subject] [Author] [SEARCH] Subject: Marine archeology facility
From: Janet W. Hessling ( hessling@mindspring.com
Date: http://www.news-observer.com/
This page last changed: May 03

40. Marine & Underwater Services In UK - England And Wales, London, Bristol, Birming
in but not restricted to marine and underwater timecode transcript machines, underwatermicrophones, audio the Wild Surf (DO); *Extreme archeology (DO); *Time
http://www.mandy.com/4/mariukew.cfm
Services UK - England and Wales Buy/sell used equipment Screen Marine ; We offer a comprehensive range of co-ordination services for any production involving marine activities. We have many years experience in the operation, command and co-ordination of ships used in the Film and TV industry. dBs London ; Filming turntable, telephone recorders, time-code transcription machines, underwater microphones, audio/video-links etc *Film 2004 (TV); *Ride the wild surf (DO); *History of Jamaican Music (SP); (Orgs: Bectu, MIBS, AMPS Peninsula Ribs Ltd *Map Man (DO); *PPT Promo DVD (CC); Chris Morris Photography ; Underwater Stills Photographer, Stills Photography. Qualified to United Kingdom HSE Standards. *Mindhunters (Renny Harlin Prod) (FF); *London's Burning (LWT) (DR); *Ministry of Sound (MOS) (MU); (Orgs: STLD, British Society of Underwater Photographers Black Rose: Traditional Charter ; Period and Traditional Boats for film and television, historical maritime research consultants, also props, camera boats, stills and photography. *This Land (DO);

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