Nautical Archaeology Society Fieldschools – Lebanon The Foundation has so far supported two fieldschools in Lebanon led by the Nautical Archaeology Society. The aim of the fieldschools is to build capacity in the region through training in the recording and surveying of underwater cultural heritage. 2017 Fieldschool 2018 Fieldschool 2017 Fieldschool At the beginning of […]
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Anfeh, Lebanon Dr Lucy Semaan 2015-2018 J. Jansen van Rensburg 2014 Dr Lucy Semaan 2015-2018 Location of Anfeh, credit C.Safadi Anfeh, is a village in the Koura district of the North Governorate of Lebanon. It is located 15 km south of Tripoli and 70 km north of Beirut. The coastal village is extended by a
The Kubba Coastal Survey 2017 – 2022 Dr Jennie Bradbury and HFF Lebanon 2017 2019 2022 Conservation 2022 2017 Endangered Seascapes: The dynamics of change in coastal environments, Northern Lebanon – 2017 1. Background and Objectives Until recently, the northern coastal strip of Lebanon had largely escaped the impact of mass urban sprawl and development.
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Desk Based Assessment of Maritime Archaeology in Lebanon – 2015 Dr Lucy Semaan Honor Frost pioneered scientific underwater archaeology in Lebanon as early as the 1950s. Subsequent to the end of the civil war in 1990, and under the guidance of Mrs Frost the field developed and gained the interest of local and international archaeologists.
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The Shipwreck at Ain el Mreisseh, Beirut – 2013 Dr Ralph Pedersen and Dr Lucy Semaan This project concerns the rescue excavation of a shipwreck that seemingly dates to around the 9th century BC. The site is highly disturbed by environmental and human factors, but nevertheless promises to reveal significant information on early Iron Age
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