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The International Shipwreck Conference
organised by
wreck enthusiasts for wreck enthusiasts |
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The 28th International Shipwreck Conference
Shipwrecks,
Diving and Marine Archaeology
Saturday 6th February 2010 at
the University of Plymouth, UK
HMS Audacious
- (taken by Barry McGill of MSP)
HMAS Sydney
(WWII
Light Cruiser, sank 1941 off Australia - depth 2561m) |
David Mearns |
HMS Victory
(1st
Rate 100 guns, sank 1744 in English Channel - depth 200m) |
Sean Kingsley, Odyssey Marine |
Bronze Age Find
(copper alloy and
gold artefacts, Salcombe - depth <20m) |
Jim Tyson |
HMS Audacious
(WWI Super-Dreadnought,
sank 1914, N. Donegal - depth 66m) |
Innes McCartney |
| Modelling Shipwrecks |
John Riley |
| 2nd Century B.C. Shipwreck
in Capraia, Italy |
Dante Bartoli |
Sunday: Meet at Mayflower steps 10am
The walk will be from the Mayflower steps through Coxside to look at the site of one of the early ropewalks, over Cattedown to look onto the site of the Cattewater wreck and then the remains of Worth's bone cave (pleistocene cave system with early human remains). We finish with tea and a tour of the University Marine and Diving Centre.
The International Shipwreck Conference is organised by wreck enthusiasts for wreck enthusiasts.
(Please note that the programme may change at short notice.)
Click here to download
a 2010 flyer for the conference
Where and When
- The Conference is held in the Robbins
Conference Centre at the University of Plymouth
- Doors open at 9am and we close at 6pm.
- In the evening there will be a dinner at a local restaurant
- On Sunday a visit to a local attraction has been arranged
See the Programme
of Events
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