Kolloquien zur Vor- und Frühgeschichte

Latest Volume

J. Henderson (Ed.), IKUWA3: Beyond Boundaries. The 3rd International Congress on Underwater Archaeology. Koll. Vor- u. Frühgesch. 17 (Bonn 2012).

Content

Preface

Managing Underwater Cultural Heritage
Robert Yorke
Conference Opening Speech

Ulrike Guérin
The 2001 UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage: references and guidelines for interventions on submerged archaeological sites

Qu Jinliang
On the Conditions and Governance of Maritime Heritage in China

Mahmud Z. Mohd Nor
Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage in Malaysia: challenges and prospects

Rasika Muthucumarana
A Fight for the Blue: maritime archaeology in a developing nation

Valentina Sara Vadi
Underwater Cultural Heritage and International Investment Law

Yana Morozova
New Approaches and Challenges for Ukranian Underwater Archaeological Heritage

Irena Radić Rossi
Experience in the Current Management of Underwater Cultural Heritage in Croatia:
the case of the protective cages

Martijn Manders
Managing Cultural Heritage Underwater from the Dutch Perspective (MACHU Project 2006–2009)

David Berg Tuddenham
Hustadvika: a maritime cultural landscape in conflict?

Fredrik Skoglund and Elizabeth E. Peacock
Deepwater Preservation and Management of Archaeological Sites: presentation of the DePMAS Project

Elizabeth S. Greene and Justin Leidwanger
Law, Ethics, and Deep-water Archaeology: the wreck of Cesnola’s Napried

Wojciech Kowalski
World War II Wrecks in Polish Waters: current problems of legal protection

Jason Lowther and Mike Williams
Beyond National Legislation: using European regulation to manage the UK’s Underwater Cultural Heritage

Bryn Tapper and Dave Hooley
England’s Historic Seascapes: mapping the character of the marine historic environment

Martin Newman
A Record of England’s Underwater Past that is Fit for the Future

Allison Fox
Getting in the Way of Ships: a Manx perspective on underwater heritage

Graham Scott and Euan McNeill
Aircraft Crash Sites at Sea

Mark Dunkley
Civilising the Rude Sea: assessing and managing risk to England’s protected historic wreck Sites

Jason Bolton
Ever decreasing circles: the implications of climate change and the deterioration of coastal archaeological monuments in the Republic of Ireland

Bob Peacock
The Management of Neglect

Nautical Archaeology
Alec Tilley
Ancient Warships: new developments

Jessica Berry
A Social History through Archaeology

John Gribble
The SS Mendi, the Foreign Labour Corps and the Trans-national Significance of Shipwrecks

Connie Kelleher
Santa Ana Maria: 1628 Wreck of the Capitana of La Flota de la Nueva España

Colin Martin
The Wooden World Dissected: recreating the operational and social dynamics of a small 17th century warship

Jenny Bennie
A Brief Report on the County of Pembroke, Coega Harbour, Port Elizabeth, South Africa

Niklas Eriksson
Recording a Large Three-dimensional Baltic Sea Shipwreck: thoughts rendered from the Dalarö wreck project.

Mike Belasus
Small Ships and Tall Ships: archaeological evidence for social changes during the high and late medieval period in the Southern Baltic

Damien Sanders
The Excavation and Recording of Ropes, Rigging and Cordage on Submerged Sites

Alistair Roach
Model Boats from North-West Europe as archaeological artefacts

Annalisa Charlton Christie
Is Ethnography a Useful Approach for Interpreting Maritime Societies in the Archaeological Record?

Timm Weski
Ethnographic Studies: an underestimated branch of ship archaeology?

José Manuel Matés Luque and Juan Antonio Apraiz Zallo
Rowing and Steering on Traditional Basque Vessels: an ethno-archaeological approach

Jesse Ransley
The Backwater Boats of Kerala: identity, place and the world of Munruthuruthu

Maritime Landscapes
Garry Momber, Geoff Bailey and Lawrence Moran
Identifying the Archaeological Potential of Submerged Landscapes

Christina Marangou
A Constructed Maritime Landscape: the carved setting at Myrina Kastro (Island of Lemnos, Greece)

Kalliopi Baika
Submerged Archaeological Remains at Cape Sounion, Attica, and Implications for the Study of Relative Sea-level Changes since the Classical Period in the Central Aegean

David Blackman and Maria Costanza Lentini
Further Investigations of an Ancient Greek Dockyard in Sicily

Smiljan Gluščević
The Ancient Harbour of Aenona at Zaton near Zadar (Croatia)

Marie-Pierre Jézégou, Julien Cavero, Marion Druez, Hans Günter Martin, Vivien Mathé, Corinne Sanchez and Klaus Storch
A Geoarchaeological Investigation into the Roman Harbours of Narbonne: terrestrial and underwater surveys and GIS

Andreas Schäfer
The Early Mediaeval Castle Rampart at Groß Thun (town of Stade), Germany.

David Berg Tuddenham and Fredrik Skoglund
King Eystein’s Harbour Revisited

Paula Martin
Maritime Landscapes: a multi-disciplinary approach

Kristian Løseth
Burial Cairns as Navigational Landmarks: a GIS approach

Freshwater Archaeology
Albert Hafner
Sutz-Lattrigen, Lake Biel, Switzerland. twenty years of rescue excavations and in situ conservation

Luigi Fozzati, Nicoletta Martinelli and Erio Valzolgher
Re-emerged Maps: investigating the topography of the pile-dwellings offshore at Pacengo (Lake Garda, Northern Italy)

Massimo Capulli, Luigi Fozzati, Nicoletta Martinelli and Alessandro Pellegrini
Underwater Investigations at the Site of ‘Peschiera-Belvedere’ (Lake Garda – Italy) and the Use of GIS Technology as an Aid for Spatial Analysis and Building Reconstruction in Lake-dwellings

Elena Pranckėnaitė
Lake-dwellings in Lithuanian Territory during the Transition from the Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age

Andrzej Pydyn
Freshwater Archaeology in Poland

Jon Henderson
Meeting Expectations? The underwater investigation of Scottish lake dwellings

New Methods
Paola Palma
Environmental Scoping Study for in situ Preservation of Underwater Archaeological Sites:
the case of the Swash Channel wreck

Elizabeth E. Peacock, Thomas Bergstrand, Inger Nyström Godfrey, Charlotte Gjelstrup Björdal, Carola Bohm, Eva Christensson, David Gregory, Ian Macleod, Thomas Nilsson, Vicki Richards, and Gordon Turner-Walker
Reburial: a method for preserving collections of marine archaeological artefacts? Contributions of the Marstrand Project

Rami E. Kokko
In situ Conservation on the Wreck of Kronprins Gustav Adolf (1788)

Jens Auer
Lessons Learned: shipwreck recording in the context of rescue archaeology – the case of the Princes Channel wreck

Cyril Dworsky and Neil Jones
Designing Seismic Reconnaissance Surveys for Underwater Archaeology

Peter Holt
Development of a Digital Data Management System for Maritime Archaeology

Julie Satchell
Maritime Archaeological Archives: examining our professional responsibility

Training, Education and Public Outreach
Michel L’Hour and Élisabeth Veyrat
Managing Underwater Cultural Heritage for the Public: the La Natière shipwrecks – a leading French excavation site.

Alison James
Maritime Archaeology and Education: engaging audiences to foster the Heritage Cycle

Emad Khalil
Education in Underwater Archaeology: an Egyptian case study

Matthew Harpster
The Nautical Archaeology Society Maritime Heritage Awareness Certificate

Denis Dégez
Atlas of Underwater Cultural Heritage along the Western French Coastline

David Parham and Michael V. Williams
Direct Public Involvement in Underwater Cultural Heritage: a case study

Julie Satchell
‘Hands-on’ Heritage: public engagement in maritime archaeology through involvement

Robert J. Stone and Robert Guest
Virtual Scylla: interactive 3D and artificial life for marine virtual heritage