Case Studies in Maritime Archaeology

Part of: Society for Historical Archaeology 2014

A broad range of approaches can be used to address archaeological, historical and anthropological questions in Maritime Archaeology. This session presents papers from a range of chronological periods, theoretical approaches and practical case studies in Maritime Archaeology.

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Documents

Above and Beyond the Lowstand: Three Lithic Artifacts Recovered from the Gulf of Maine (2014)

Dark Knights and Dimout Lights : Archaeological Analysis of Two World War II Merchant Vessels in the Gulf of Mexico (2014)

The Design and Creation of «CSS David»: Memoirs of the Boats Builder (2014)

Gamming Chairs and Gimballed Beds: Women aboard 19th-century Ships (2014)

In Southern Waters: Archaeological Manifestations of the War of 1812 along the seacoast of South Carolina (2014)

An Influx of Yankee Dollars and Ingenuity: The Archaeological Remains of Northwest Florida’s Cypress Logging Industry (2014)

People’s Collection Wales and the Great Gale of October 1859 (2014)

Re-inventing the Spatial Analysis of Shipwrecks (2014)

Transformations of a man, his ship and archaeology: James Cook, the Endeavour Bark, and RIMAP (2014)

William Pile and the China tea clipper Undine (2014)