Ocean as a Lab: Trouvadore Shipwreck

[Alexandre]

This from a project I am colaborating with:


http://oceantoday.noaa.gov/oceanasalab_trouvadoreshipwreck/

 

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[VOC]

"I've always thought that "the real product of archeology is not artifacts", or the raw data, it's the story, the human story. And in this case, it's an uplifting story"

Never truer words spoken. Thats why artifact disposal of common finds should not be such an issue.

Private sector and commercial salvors are realy good at getting the story told to the public.

Very nice project, look forward to monitoring it.

 

[sphillips]

Good story, keep us updated Alexandre

 

[Alexandre]

"I've always thought that "the real product of archeology is not artifacts", or the raw data, it's the story, the human story. And in this case, it's an uplifting story"

Never truer words spoken. Thats why artifact disposal of common finds should not be such an issue.

Private sector and commercial salvors are realy good at getting the story told to the public.

Very nice project, look forward to monitoring it.

I like to quote an old school archaeologist, Sir Mortimer Wheeler, who used to remind his students that "the archeologist is not digging up things, he is digging up people."

 

[Black Duck]

Alexandre
Well done

Bobby

 

[CanadianTrout]

That's awesome!