Edited by Alexis Catsambis, Ben Ford and Donny L. Hamilton
I: Introduction: The Development of Maritime ArchaelologyGeorge F. Bass:
II: The Process
1. Patrice Pomey: Defing a Ship: Architecture, Function and Human Space
2. Colin Martin: Wreck-Site Formation Processes
3. Rory Quinn: Acoustic Remote Sensing in Maritime
Archaeology
4. Robert Gearhart: Archaeological Interpretation of Marine Magnetic Data
5. Michael C. Tuttle: Search and Documentation of Underwater Archaeological Sites
6. Chris Underwood: Excavation Planning and Logistics: The HMS Swift Project
7. Yaacov Kahanov: Ship Reconstruction,
Documentation, and In-Situ Recording
8. James P. Delgado: Ships on Land
9. Shelley Wachsmann: Deep-Submergence Archaeology
10. Morten Ravn, Vibeke Bischoff, Anton Englert and Soren Nielsen: Recent Advances in Post-Excavation Documentation, Reconstruction and Experimental Maritime
Archaeology
11. Korum N. Batchvarov: Shipwreck Reconstruction Based on the Archaeological Record: Mediterranean Whole-Moulding and the Kitten Wreck Case Study
12. Taras Pevny: Historic Naval Architecture Practices as a Guide to Shipwreck Reconstruction: The La Belle Example
13. Donny L.
Hamilton and C. Wayne Smith): The Archaeological Role of Conservation in Maritime Archaeology
14. Donald H. Sanders: Virtual Reconstruction of Maritime Sites and Artifacts
15. Carolos Monroy, Filipe Castro, and Richard Furuta: A Digital Library Perspective: The Synthesis and Storage of
Maritime Archaeological Data to Assist in Ship Reconstruction
III: Ships & Shipwrecks
16. Mark E. Polzer: Early Shipbuilding in the Eastern Mediterranean
17. The Maritime Archaeology of Greek and Roman Seafaring (450 BCE - 400 CE)
18. Eric Rieth: Mediterranean Ship Design in
the Middle Ages
19. Susan Rose: Medieval Ships and Seafaring
20. Fred Hocker: Post-Medieval Ships and Seafaring in the West
21. Bruno E.J.S. Werz: Southern African Shipwreck Archaeology
22. Lucy Blue: The Red Sea
23. Aniruddh S. Gaur and Kamlesh H. Vora: Maritime Archaeological
Studies in India
24. Randy Sasaki: A Survey of East Asian Shipbuilding Traditions During the Era of Chinese Maritime Expansion
25. Mark Staniforth: Australian Maritime Archaeology
26. Hans K. Van Tilburg: Historic Period Ships of the Pacific Ocean
27. Kevin Crisman: The Archaeology
of Steamships
28. Margaret Leshikar-Denton: Caribbean Maritime Archaeology
29. Amy Borgens: Maritime Archaeology of the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Archaeology from the Age of Exploration to the Twilight of Sail
30. Dolores Elkin: Shipwreck Archaeology in South America
31. Robert S.
Neyland: Underwater Archaeology of the World Wars
IV: Maritime Culture & Life Ashore
32. Christer Westerdahl: The Maritime Cultural Landscape
33. Ben Ford: Coastal Archaeology
34. Antony Firth: Submerged Prehistory in the North Sea
35. John P. Oleson and Robert L.
Hohlfelder: Ancient Harbors in the Mediterranean
36. Jason D. Moser: Shipyard Archaeology
37. Nathan Richards: Ship Abandonment
38. Jesse Ransley: Maritime Communities and Traditions
V:Beyond the Site
39. Francisco C. Domingues: Maritime History and Maritime
Archaeology
40. Thijs J. Maarleveld: Ethics, Underwater Cultural Heritage, and International Law
41. Timothy Runyan: Management of Maritime Cultural Resources: An American Perspective
42. Pilar Luna Erreguerena: The Growth of Maritime Archaeology in Mexico: A Case Study
43. Peter
Fix: Aviation Archaeology
44. Fredrik Soreide: Maritime Archaeology and Industry
45. Michael McCarthy: Museums and Maritime Archaeology
46. Arthur B. Cohn and Joanne M. Dennis: Maritime Archaeology, the Dive Community, and Heritage Tourism
VI: Conclusion
Paula Martin:
Future Directions
VII: Glossary & Appendix
J. Richard Steffy: Illustrated Glossary of Ship and Boat Terms
Appendix: Scientific Analyses and Dating Techniques
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Alexis Catsambis is Underwater Archaeologist at Naval History & Heritage Command. Ben Ford is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Donny L. Hamilton is Professor and Head of the Department of Anthropology at Texas A&M University.
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