Emad Khalil – Technical Diving Course – August 2023 The courses I attended provided the necessary knowledge and skills required to carryout safe diving to the depth of 55m using Air/Nitrox/Oxygen. Training was provided by a Technical Diving Instructor Trainer according to the system of the Technical Diving International (TDI). The course extended over the […]
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Emad Khalil- UNESCO Meeting of State Parties and other events This funding presented the oppotunity to attend a number of events in Paris between June 12th and 16th, 2023. Exchange Day” on major current issues concerning underwater cultural heritage (12/6/2023). It included several presentations in the framework of the UN Decade of Ocean Sciences. Ninth
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Rawda Abdelhady – Training Bursary – Underwater Conservation, Italy- September-December 2022 I participated in a self-designed three-month training program, divided between practical and theoretical work between Rome, Naples and Calabria in Italy. In Naples, the training took place in Baia and Gaiola to study the deterioration factors that the region is exposed to, whether natural or
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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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Geoarchaeology of the Kibotos Harbour and its Canal(s), Alexandria, Egypt – ongoing Matthieu Giaime The coast on which Alexandria has settled was bordered by the Island of Pharos, defining a long bay between the capes of Agami in the west and Silsileh in the east. Several ancient authors report Alexander the Great dividing the bay
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El Max Rescue Project Rawda Abdelhady IntroductionThe El-Max district to the West of Alexandria, Egypt, is one of the last fishing communities in Alexandria. The significance of this region in terms of its incumbent maritime traditions, buildings, features and objects, is indisputable, the issue here is how to best safeguard this unique area for future
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The Harbour Landscape of Taposiris Magna (Egypt) – 2022-2023 Bérangère Redon The city of Taposiris Magna developed from the 3rd c. BC onwards on the taenia, a ridge which separates the Mediterranean Sea from its hinterland. Extending on more than 30 ha, the site, occupied until the early 8th c. AD, owes its prosperity to
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Merna Maher Kolta – 2021-2022 – CMAUCH Diploma Scholar. My childhood dream is to become an archaeologist, and I began to realize this small dream and took my first steps towards it, when I joined the Faculty of Arts, Department of Greek and Roman Archaeology, Alexandria University. During my studies, my source of inspiration and
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Sara Abdelhameed Elsyed – 2021-2022 – CMAUCH Scholar. This year, as an HFF scholar, I proudly finished my diploma in Maritime Archeology at the Alexandria Center for Maritime Archeology and Underwater Cultural Heritage (CMAUCH). It has been an exceptional year for me with all the events that occurred, being full of new and useful experiences.
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