Lauren Tidbury

Repair, Maintenance and Commissioning of the Replica Ship Kerynia-Liberty – 2017

Repair, Maintenance and Commissioning of the Replica Ship Kerynia-Liberty – 2017 Glafkos Cariolou and Maria Michael In the first, seven-month phase of the project of the repair, maintenance and re-commissioning of the KERYNIA – LIBERTY (K-L), several objectives were highlighted. The results will be presented in the following report. 1. Preservation, Repair and Maintenance: In

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In situ conservation of cannons in marine environment: cathodic protection, cleaning treatment and coverage with geotextiles – 2016

In situ conservation of cannons in marine environment: cathodic protection, cleaning treatment and coverage with geotextiles – 2016 Flavia Puoti This project aimed to study a comprehensive conservation plan for archaeological iron in seawater and using cathodic protection as the main conservation technique. Nine cast iron cannons were discovered in 2000 just off the coast

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IKUWA 2016 Buraries

IKUWA6 The 6th International Congress on Underwater Archaeology (IKUWA6) was held at the Western Australian Maritime Museum, Fremantle from the 28th November – 2nd December, 2016. The Foundation awarded 8 bursaries for students and researchers to attend the conference:  Cristina Bazzano – SicilyPlanning to do PhD at University of Nottingham Achilleas Iasonos – CyprusMA student, University

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2016 Policy Forum – Social and Economic Benefits: the seamless sea

Marine and maritime cultural heritage can have a strong hold on people’s imaginations, contributing to sense of place within communities as well as attracting domestic and international tourism. However, marine and maritime cultural heritage is often fragmented. Traditional institutional divisions separate what is in the sea, what is from the sea and what is by

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AUAV coastal site survey – 2016

Surveying coastal submerged archaeological sites using UAVs and drones – 2016 Dimitrios Skarlatos This project aimed to develop new means for archaeological coastal mapping and detection, using technologies that are recently becoming affordable, such as Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (AUAV or drones). Image Based Methods (IBM) such as Structure from Motion (SfM) and Multi View

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The underwater port of Amathus – 2016

The underwater port of Amathus (Limassol, Cyprus) A Hellenistic naval harbour – 2016 Jean-Yves Empereur The submerged port of Amathus was excavated by a Franco-Cypriot team over three campaigns, from 1984-1986, with joint financing from the École Française d’Athènes and the Association for the Restoration of Ancient Port of Amathus (SALPA). The long  moles made

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