81. H.L. Hunley Wreck Protection Agreement All archeological work, including marine survey and underwater data recovery,will be conducted under the direct field supervision of a person or persons http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/org12-9a.htm

Return to Naval Historical Center home page Return to Underwater Archaeology DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER 805 KIDDER BREESE SE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD WASHINGTON DC 20374-5060 H.L. Hunley Wreck Protection Agreement Programmatic Agreement Among The Department of the Navy, The General Services Administration, The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, The South Carolina Hunley Commission, And The South Carolina State Historic Preservation Officer Concerning Management of the Wreck of the H.L. Hunley I. Introduction A. The submarine H.L. Hunley (" Hunley ") was lost off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina, after successfully attacking the USS Housatonic on February 17, 1864. This action was one of the most remarkable events in naval history as it was the first example of a submarine successfully sinking a ship in military action and was an accomplishment not achieved again until World War I, approximately fifty years later. B. The wreck of the

82. Emanuel Point Project Information various treatments to stabilize their condition after over 400 years underwater sothat which UWF could begin to develop a capability in marine archaeology at http://www.flheritage.com/ep/project_information.html

Department of State Menu DEPARTMENT HOME PAGE DIVISIONS Office of Secretary Administrative Services Corporations Cultural Affairs Elections Historical Resources Library and Info. Services Licensing Contact Us Site Map Florida's Underwater Archaeology Program is based in the R. A. Gray Building in Tallahassee. The Gray Building houses the Museum of Florida History, the Florida State Archives, the State Library of Florida, and the offices of the Division of Historical Resources, including the Bureau of Archaeological Research and its Research and Conservation Laboratory. In 1990, the Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research initiated the Pensacola Shipwreck Survey to conduct a pilot study of Pensacola Bay shipwrecks and to prepare a regional model for their management and protection. Over the course of two years, forty wrecked or abandoned vessels were studied, ranging in size from a 14-foot wooden punt to a 450-foot steel battleship, and in age from colonial to modern times. The sites were located by consulting historical records, local fishermen and divers, and by sophisticated electronic sensing equipment, including a variety of instruments that were towed along the bottom of the bay to detect man-made deposits. The Historic Pensacola Preservation Board with its direct support organization Historic Pensacola, Inc., is situated in the city's waterfront historic district. The Board manages three state museums as well as a number of historic buildings and exhibits, and has established a strong local community support network. Given its public mission and central role in historic preservation, the Board, under the direction of John Daniels, was invited to become a partner in the shipwreck project. A conservation laboratory to treat artifacts from the Emanuel Point Ship was established in the basement of this building, the T. T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum.

83. Books Of Yesteryear - Subject Listings More details Order - Enquire 19810 BASS, George F. (ed) - A History of Seafaringbased on underwater archeology London, 1972, 4to. Or.cl. 560 Illust. http://www.booksandcollectibles.com.au/esearch.php3?restrict2=25&type=SUB&search

84. Marine Archeology The archeology of HMS Vixen, an early ironclad of Nautical Archaeology and UnderwaterExploration, pp. Illustrated marine Encyclopedia, Watford, UK Argus Books http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/NH_Zoo_Magnet/earthwatch/shipwreck_sinclair.html

BERMUDA'S SHIPWRECK Bermuda (Wreck of the North Carolina Principal Investigators: Dr. Richard A. Gould Professor of Anthropology Dr. Donna J. Souza Adjunct Assistant Professor of Anthropology Team IIA July 8-22 1999 Original Lesson Written By: Stacy Sinclair Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies Grades 7 - 9 Trilateration: An Exercise in: Marine Archeology BACKGROUND: Research for this exercise took place during the Earthwatch Expedition, "Bermuda Shipwreck" on the island of Bermuda. Working with Principal Investigators, Richard Gould and Donna Souza from Brown University, we used the technique of trilateration to document the shipwreck North Carolina from July 8-22, 1999. STUDENT OUTCOMES: Scientists break large projects into team units to make the work more manageable. Our team is going to continue the work of documenting a research site that was recently uncovered. Before artifacts can be removed for closer study, our job is to create a diagram showing exactly where everything is so artifacts can be replaced in their original positions after they are removed. LESSON STANDARDS: State Standards: Investigation and Experimentation Strand (Grade 7) a. Select and use appropriate tools and technology (including calculators, computers, balances, spring scales, microscopes, and binoculars) to perform tests, collect data and display data.

85. San Pedro Underwater Archaeological Preserve San Pedro gives students a unique opprtunity to study underwater archeology and marinebiology while mastering thei r diving and underwater documentation skills http://www.indiana.edu/~scuba/san_pedro/

San Pedro Underwater Archaeological Preserve Located 1.25 nautical miles offshore of Lower Matecumbe Key, the San Pedro is among Florida's oldest artificial reefs. On Friday, July 13 1733, she departed Havana Cuba, as part of a Spanish treasure fleet bound for Spain. The next day a hurricane scattered the fleet over 30 miles of the Florida Keys, and all but one of the three galleons and eighteen merchant ships perished in the storm. The Spanish crown salvaged part of their cargo of tanned hides, rare spices, silver, gold, and jewels, in the 1730's. Although the remaining treasure and numerous artifacts were recovered in the 1960's, the shipwrecks has many features of historical intrest, such as the ship's ballast stones, typically dense stones from European river beds, that were stacked in the lower holds of the sailing ship to increase stability. Established as an Archaeological Preserve on April 1, 1989, the site is now protected as part of Florida's Shipwreck Park System. The San Pedro is representative of the European Colonial era of Florida's maritime heritage, and offers visitors a vivid sen se of history while viewing an actual shipwreck site. The park includes ship's remains, an eighteenth century anchor , replica cannons , ballast stones encrusted with coral, Dedication Plaque, and a mooring buoy system to facilitate boat visitation.

86. Publications List For Underwater Archaeology At The Wisconsin Historical Society Report on Phase I marine Magnetometer Survey in Death s Door Passage Davidson s GoliathsUnderwater Archeological Investigations of the Steamer Frank O Connor http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/shipwrecks/publications.asp

Historic Preservation Shipwrecks Home About Shipwrecks Kids Learn About Underwater Archaeology ... Shipwrecks State Underwater Archaeology Program Publications List Below is the list of publications available from the State Underwater Archaeology Program. If you would like to order a publication, select the Order Form link on the left. Working with Water: Wisconsin Waterways (2001) Student Reader By Bobbie Malone, Ph.D., Jefferson J. Gray, and Anika Fajardo 83 pages, 76 b/w photos, 16 drawings, 23 maps Paper bound Price: $9.95 20 copies or more: $7.95 each Working with Water: Wisconsin Waterways (2001) Teacher's Guide and Student Materials By Bobbie Malone, Ph.D., Jefferson J. Gray, and Anika Fajardo 110 pages, eight chapters, b/w photos, illustrations, maps Price: $24.95 Guides to Historic Shipwrecks of Lake Michigan A set of seven waterproof guides to the Shipwrecks of the Lake Michigan. Price $25.00 Ghost Ships: Davidson's Goliaths (1999) Based on the book by David J. Cooper and John O. Jensen

87. VNN World - Underwater Museum In Dwarka Yet To Surface India Abroad News Service BANGALORE Nearly two decades after marine archeologistsfound the on a proposal to establish the world s first underwater museum to http://www.vnn.org/world/WD9902/WD13-3039.html

WORLD Underwater Museum In Dwarka Yet To Surface FROM VNN FORUMS The proposal for the museum, submitted by the Marine Archeology Center of the National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) in Goa, involves laying a submarine acrylic tube through which visitors can view through glass windows the ruins of the city said to have been be ruled by Sri Krishna, 3,500 years ago. An alternative suggestion is to have acrylic wells, to be accessed through boats, from which the remains can be viewed. Another proposal that remains on paper is for setting up a marine archeology museum of Dwarka antiquities found in the sea. Discovered in 1981, the well-fortified township of Dwarka extended more than half a mile from the shore and was built in six sectors along the banks of a river before it became submerged. The findings are of immense cultural and religious importance to India. "The search for the lost city has been going on since 1930," S. R. Rao, former adviser to the NIO who is still actively involved in the excavations, told India Abroad. "It is only after marine archaeologists started exploring the seabed near modem Dwarka from 1981 that the structural remains of the city were found." Rao said that if a fraction of the funds spent on land archeology were made available for under-water archaeology, more light could be thrown on Dwarka, which had much archeological significance because it was built during the second urbanization that occurred in India after the Indus Valley civilization in northwestern India. Dwarka's existence disproves the belief held by Western archeologists that there was no urbanization in the Indian subcontinent from the period between 1700 B.C. (Indus Valley) and 550 B.C. (advent of Buddhism). As no information was available about that period, they had labeled it the Dark Period.

88. Underwater Archaeology A Guide to underwater Archaeology Resources on the Internet. Institutes and Departments of underwater Archaeology. Organizations, universities and degree programs in underwater Archaeology. Museums http://www.pophaus.com/underwater

A Guide to Underwater Archaeology Resources on the Internet Institutes and Departments of Underwater Archaeology Organizations, universities and degree programs in Underwater Archaeology. Museums and Sites Nautical museums, shipwreck sites, and opportunities to volunteer on underwater excavations. Maritime History and Sailing Internet indices with links to Web pages concerning things maritime both past and present. Underwater Archaeology Online Newsletters, electronic discussion lists (listservs), and online publications. SCUBA All of the best SCUBA Internet indices. Tools for Underwater Archaeologists Cartographic, metorological and oceanographic information online. As well as, archaeological Internet resources (including other Underwater Archaeology Internet indices). Find out about this page . You may submit a link to be added to this Web site by email, underwateratpophaus.com change the word at to the at symbol. Last update: Friday, 26-Jul-2002 01:44:35 EDT

89. Nordic Underwater Archaeology If you like history and scuba diving, this is for you. The Baltic Sea, in Northern Europe, is a cold brackish sea where wood is preserved for centuries. Many sunken ships still wait to be What is http://www.abc.se/~m10354/uwa

N ordic Underwater Archaeology If you like history and scuba diving, this is for you. Learn about maritime archaeology worldwide, from a north European perspective. Feature May-Jun '04: Fredricus Among latest additions: Cheops ships Mystery Snow Brig IKUWA 2 News in the press Updated May '04. What is underwater archaeology? Museums Societies Projects ... About

90. Underwater Archaeology Discovery of shipwrecks and their cargoes in the Mediterranean, the English Channel http://www.culture.fr/culture/archeosm/en

91. Great Links To The Great Lakes Great Lakes Institute for marine Research, An active Great Lakes underwaterarcheology group based in Canada. Check out their survey work. http://www.ship-wrecks.net/shipwreck/links/browse.asp?cat=orgs

92. Phase I Remote Sensing Marine Archeological Survey Of The Southwest Pass, Ocean Phase I Remote Sensing marine Archeological Survey of the Southwest Pass,Ocean Dredge Material Disposal Site, Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana. http://www.stormingmedia.us/68/6883/A688393.html

EARTH SCIENCES Hydrology, Limnology and Potamology Phase I Remote Sensing Marine Archeological Survey of the Southwest Pass, Ocean Dredge Material Disposal Site, Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana Authors: Polglase, Christopher R.; Pelletier, Jean B.; Vidutis, Richard; Post, Larkin A.; Saucier, Roger; GOODWIN (R CHRISTOPHER) AND ASSOCIATES INC FREDERICK MD Abstract: Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Description: Final rept. Sep-Oct 1999, Phase 1 Pages: Report Date: 24 APR 2001 Report number: Price: (24% savings) Shipping terms DISPOSAL ARCHEOLOGY ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS ... Advanced Search

93. L'Archéologie Sous Les Mers Translate this page Découverte des épaves et de leur cargaison gisant sous la Méditerranée ainsi que sous la Manche et l'Atlantique bâteaux antiques, navires du Moyen http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/archeosm/fr/

94. FSSS - Liens - Français SUSV/FSSS der Unterwassersportverband fuer alle Taucher/innen. Schweizerischer UnterwasserSportverband, Fédération suisse de sport subaquatiques, http://www.fsss.ch/fsss_d/Liens_index_d.htm

Links Swiss Associations / Federations Travel Agencies /only the advertizers of Nereus) Certifying / Training Organisms Directories / References Manufacturers of Diving Equipments Hyperbaric Medicine Magazines / Publications Fresh Water Life Marine Life Underwater Archeology Photo / Video Swiss Associations, Federations, Organisms and ... CMAS.CH [german][french] [italian] REGA Suisse [FTU] [UIS], [BAP] [german][french] [IVR] [german][french] [italian] [SUHMS] S wiss U H yperbaric M edical S ociety, ]also known as [SSMSH], [SGUH], [SSMSI] [english] [SLRG] Schweirerische LebensRettungs-Gesellschaft, also known as [SSS] [german][french] [italian] Swiss Cave Diving Swiss Cave Diving (SCD) ist ein Teil von CMAS.CH [german] [GSU] [german] [french] [german] [ASMS] [german] [SOA] Swiss Olympic Association [french][german][italian] swimsports [french][english][Italian] Swiss Olympic [french][english] Die offizielle Schweizer Unterwasser-Rugby Homepage [german][french][english] Die offizielle Unterwasser-Rugby Homepage [german] SUSV - UMWELT Kommission Tauchen [german] Dive shops (only the advertizers of Nereus ) Blue World [Zuzwil] [german] Dive Experience GmbH [Berikon] [german] Freetime Corner GmbH [Aarau] [german][english] Multimedia.online.ch

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