Marine Archaeology Engelska 1996

Marine Archaeology : The Global Perspectives (Set In 2 Volumes) The book containing fifty significant and scholarly articles written by the specialists in international marine archaeology offers a scientific survey of maritime history and marine archaeology. This book is written by various outstanding scholars. This book has been profusely illustrated with coloured and black-white photos. The history of marine archaeology of theory and research in this sub-field in reviewed; and the current state of knowledge and research is summarised. This book is intended for research scholars, professors, specialists, students and readers interested in marine archaeology throughout the world because in this book the articles have vividly depicted authentic and useful information for the study in scientific marine archaeological development of the world. Vol. I. I. Submarine Archaeological Investigations: 1. Marine archaeological exploration : applications of scientific tools and techniques/Alok Tripathi. 2. Diving for history in a Killer Volcano Caldera/Thomas R. Hargrove. 3. A Piscina at Caesarea--a preliminary survey/Alexander Flinder. II. Shipwrecks and Ancient Shipping: 4. Underwater investigations of the Sunken British Fleet at Yorktown, Virginia/John D. Broadwater. 5. Findings the Titanic : beginning an international salvage of derelict law at sea/James A.R. Nafziger. 6. A 4th century BC dispersed Amphora Cargo on the Secca Di Capo Ognina, Siracusa, Sicily (Site Ognina 4)/Gerhard Kapitan, F. Naglschmid. 7. Deep-water archaeological investigation and site testing in the Monitor National Marine Sanctuary/Gordon P. Watts, Jr. 8. An European shipwreck off Bangaram Island (India) in Arabian Sea/Alok Tripathi. III. Water Crafts, Maritime Trade and Cultural Interaction: 9. Prehistoric water transport in N.W. Europe/Sean McGrail. 10. Sri Lanka`s traditional boats need a museum/Gerhard Kapitan. 11. Prehistoric b