Dive & Dig Series Two to launch on World Archaeology Day – 15th October The second five part series of our podcast, Dive & Dig, will be launched this Saturday! Episode One of “Exploring our Ancient Underwater World”, will be released on World Archaeology Day, and the remaining episodes will be published weekly. We were […]
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IKUWA – 7th International Congress for Underwater Archaeology IKUWA 7 – Delivering the Deep, Visions for the Future – was held at the University of Helsinki from the 6th – 10th June 2022. The Honor Frost Fooundation awarded five bursaries to scholars and researchers from the HFF region to attend and present their work. Lauren
Stay up to date with the HFF Newsletter! Have you ever wished you could be sure to get the most up to date information about the Honor Frost Foundation and our work without having to watch social media? We’ve read your mind… We are pleased to announce a new quarterly newsletter, Deep Dives, which will
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Ed and Reem join the HFF Lebanon team The HFF Lebanon team, led by maritime archaeologist Dr Lucy Semaan, was established in 2019. The main objective of the team is to efficiently respond to the needs in case of rescue archaeology sites. While combining both terrestrial and underwater archaeological interventions, the team adopts a seamless
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Welcome to our new Social Media Officer Social Media is now a well-established engagement tool in the world of maritime archaeology, allowing us to post and share updates, projects and newsworthy stories with our community of followers, as well as staying up to date with other advances in the field from around the world. The
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HFF Publications update It is with much regret that we announce the departure of our long standing Editor of the HFF Publications Series, Miranda Richardson. The HFF Publications series began in 2018 and over the last four years it has been expertly managed by Publications Editor, Miranda Richardson. Miranda helped in the publication of numerous
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C-PEPL. Excavations at Pyla Kokkinokremos on Cyprus Professor Jan Driessen The end of the 13th c. BCE or advanced Late Bronze Age in the Mediterranean is generally considered as a period of major turmoil with many important polities being destroyed (Mycenaean palaces, Troy, Hittite empire, Ugarit, etc.) and others, like Egypt, under attack by the
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Mohamed Salama – Training Bursary – International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Mohamed Salama was awarded a Training Bursary to present his work to the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote sensing ISPRS Congress, in Nice, June 2022. “My contribution was accepted and I was able to present and publish in ISPRS proceedings about Digital
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Noran Hamed – Training Bursary – Red Sea Project X Conference HFF Scholar Noran Hamed was awarded a bursary to present her research at the Red Sea Project X Conference, in Rethymno, Crete – Greece in June 2022. The Red Sea Project conference series is an international forum for interdisciplinary research focused on the Red
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Establishing the guiding principles for maritime heritage data and databases in the eastern Mediterranean: initial review of feasibility and potential. Crystal El Safadi The eastern Mediterranean is a region rich in maritime heritage including archaeological sites, features, seascapes, and traditions. Substantiative research and surveys have aimed to uncover the signature and significance of this resource:
