Review: Introduction to Nautical Archaeology (part 2)
I wrote in a previous post about members of my local dive club participating in an introductory course in marine archaeolgy on 28th April.
That article covered the first 2 parts of the course, whereas this article covers the final part of the course where we all got wet in a local swimming pool to try and translate the stuff we’d learnt in the classroom and on the outdoor, ‘dry’ exercise into practise.
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Underwater Surveying Using a Frame |
The photo shows an underwater frame, which is one technique of surveying all or part of a dive site. The other technique we used…
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