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underwaterarchaeology1 CONSTRUCTUnderwater archaeologyBASS · MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY

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Maritime archaeology

applying excavation and recording methods to submerged sites, including shipwrecks and drowned settlements.

In maritime archaeology, underwater archaeology refers to applying excavation and recording methods to submerged sites, including shipwrecks and drowned settlements. This meaning comes from Bass (1966) in Archaeology under water.[1]

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  1. Bass, G. F. (1966). Archaeology under water. Praeger. ISBN 9780140212198

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