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International handbook of underwater archaeology
xxviii, 881 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm.
Machine generated contents note: I. INTRODUCTION -- 1. Underwater Archaeology: Filling in the Gaps -- Janet F. Barstad -- 2. Timelines of Underwater Archaeology -- John D. Broadwater -- II. THE GEOGRAPHY OF UNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGY -- Section 1. The United States -- 3. Maine: The First Twenty-Five Years -- Warren Riess -- 4. Massachusetts: The Devil to Pay and No Pitch Hot! -- Victor T. Mastone -- 5. The Nautical Archaeology of Lake Champlain -- Kevin J. Crisman and Arthur B. Cohn -- 6. Lake George, New York: Recent Archaeological Investigations -- at a Mountain Waterway -- Joseph W. Zarzynski -- 7. Underwater Archaeology in Rhode Island -- D.K. Abbass -- 8. The Maryland-Chesapeake Region -- Susan B.M Langley -- 9. Maritime Archaeology in North Carolina -- Lawrence E. Babits -- 10. South Carolina: A Drop in the Bucket -- Christopher F. Amer -- 11. Florida Frontiers: From Ice Age to New Age -- Roger C. Smith -- 12. The Great Lakes States -- John R. Halsey -- 13. Steamboat Archaeology on the Missouri River -- Annalies Corbin -- 14. Texas Shipwrecks: Progress in the Decade 1988-1998 -- J. Barto Arnold III -- 15. Maritime and Underwater Archaeology on the Pacific Coast -- James P. Delgado -- 16. Underwater Archaeology, Hawaiian Style -- Hans Van Tilburg -- Section 2. Mexico, the Caribbean, Bermuda, and South America -- 17. Mexico: A Country with a Rich Underwater Legacy -- Pilar Luna Erreguerena -- 18. Problems and Progress in the Caribbean -- Margaret E. Leshikar-Denton -- 19. Underwater Cultural Heritage in Bermuda -- Clifford Earle Smith Jr. and Edward Cecil Harris -- 20. Water: A New Field in Argentinean Archaeology -- Dolores Carolina Elkin -- Section 3. Europe and the Mediterranean -- 21. Archaeology in the Marine Environment in Sweden -- Carl Olof Cederlund -- 22. Aspects of Maritime History of Finland and the Eastern Baltic -- Christian Ahlstrom -- 23. England and Wales: Recent Issues in Maritime Archaeology -- Glenn P. Darrington -- 24. Shipwreck Archaeology in Scotland -- Colin J.M. Martin -- 25. Underwater Archaeology in the Republic of Ireland -- Colin Breen and Aidan O'Sullivan -- 26. Maritime Archaeology in Northern Ireland: A Holistic Approach -- Brian Williams -- 27. France -- Max Guerout -- 28. Italy -- Carlo leltrame -- 29. New Courses in Maritime Archaeology in Portugal -- Jean-Yves Blot -- Section 4. The East, Australia, and Africa -- 30. Nautical Archaeology in Israel -- Shelley Wachsmann and Dan Davis -- 31. Underwater Archaeology in Egypt -- Emad Kahlil and Mohamed Mustafa -- 32. Maritime Archaeology in Australia, the Indian Ocean, and Asia -- Jeremy N. Green -- 33. Past, Present, and Future of Maritime Archaeology in South Africa -- John Gribble --III. ISSUES IN UNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGY --Section 1. Culture and Law -- 34. Wrecked and Abandoned -- Anne G. Giesecke -- 35. Education: The Power Tool of Underwater Archaeology -- Sheli O. Smith -- 36. Ethics and Underwater Archaeology -- Ian Roderick Mather and Gordon P. Watts Jr. -- 37. Public Programs: An Overview -- Gordon P. Watts Jr. and Ian Roderick Mather -- Section 2. Technology -- 38. Digging Deeper: Deepwater Archaeology and the Monitor National -- Maritime Sanctuary -- John D. Broadwater -- 39. Side Scan Sonar -- Martin Klein -- 40. Geographic Information Systems -- Ian Roderick Mather and Gordon P. Watts Jr. -- 41. In Situ Corrosion Measurements and Management of Shipwreck Sites -- Ian D. MacLeod -- 42. Site Management -- Ian Oxley and David Gregory -- 43. Heritage or Hazard? The Oil Tanker Montebello and Its Potentially -- Dangerous Cargo -- Jack Hunter -- 44. Preservation -- Donald H. Keith -- 45. Underwater Archaeology and the Internet: Navigating a Web -- of Challenges and Opportunities -- Andrew W. Hall -- Section 3. Government Agencies -- 46. Preserving and Interpreting the Archaeology -- of the United States Navy -- Robert S. Neyland -- 47. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- Bruce G. Terrell -- 48. The National Park Service Submerged Cultural Resources Program -- Calvin R. Cummings.
edited by Carol V. Ruppé and Janet F. Barstad.
Includes bibliographical references and index.