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shipwreck archaeology: a standalone construct

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Maritime archaeology

the study of wrecks as sources on ships, seafaring, trade and the people on board.

In maritime archaeology, shipwreck archaeology refers to the study of wrecks as sources on ships, seafaring, trade and the people on board. This meaning comes from Gibbins (2001) in World Archaeology.[1]

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  1. Gibbins, D., & Adams, J. (2001). Shipwrecks and maritime archaeology. World Archaeology, 32(3), 279-291. https://doi.org/10.1080/00438240120048635

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