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Open Seas, Closed Seas
Late last summer, I was fortunate enough to be invited to speak at ISBSA15, a technical archaeology conference that has, since 1976, served as a platform to publicise progress in nautical archaeology…
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Building an Ancient Andean Reed Boat
Ever wondered what its like to build an ancient Andean reed boat and sail it across Lake Titicaca? Join Guest Blogger Chris Knutson, as he shares his experiences doing just that..
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Viking Recycling
Think you’ve got the Vikings pegged? With their long blonde hair, horned helmets and sensational sagas? Well, contrary to popular belief it wasn’t all about vengeful voyages for those sexy Scandinavians….
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History and the Sea
Want to know what archaeology, sovereignty and the war all have in common? Then check out my interview with Alex Calvo from CIMSEC, the Center for International Maritime Security…
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