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Bones in the Sand: The Archaeology and Management of Beached Shipwrecks

Part of: Society for Historical Archaeology 2017

Other Keywords
Cultural Resource Management • Public Archaeology • Beach • Beaches • Shipwrecks • World War II • NOAA • Coastal Archaeology • Shipwreck • Africa

Temporal Keywords
20th Century • World War II • 18th Century • 1900s • 1875-1920

Geographic Keywords
North America • Coahuila (State / Territory) • New Mexico (State / Territory) • Oklahoma (State / Territory) • Arizona (State / Territory) • Texas (State / Territory) • Sonora (State / Territory) • United States of America (Country) • Chihuahua (State / Territory) • Nuevo Leon (State / Territory)


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In Every Grain of Sand, There is a Story: The story of Ada K. Damon as a Case Study in Fostering Maritime Archaeological Heritage and Education in Massachusetts. (2017)

Mallows Bay, The Ghost Fleet and Beyond (2017)

A Preliminary Autopsy on Coffins Beach, Gloucester, Massachusetts (2017)

Public Use of Beach Shipwrecks on African Shores (2017)


S.S. Thomas T. Tucker (1942): Updated Research on a Wrecked U.S. Liberty Ship in South Africa (2017)

Updates and Progress of the Ongoing Public Oriented Cultural Resource Monitoring Program (2017)

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    adam brin
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