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The International Shipwreck Conferenceorganised by wreck enthusiasts for wreck enthusiasts |
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The 30th International Shipwreck ConferenceShipwrecks, Diving and Marine ArchaeologySaturday 4th February 2012 at the University of Plymouth, UK
Our Speaker lineup for 2012 Sean Fisher - Tenacity and Technology, The Search for the Atocha and the Future of Historic Shipwreck Search and Salvage Mark Ellyatt - HMS Victoria – From Discovery till Today Richard Larn - 30 years of westcountry shipwreck projects Brett Phaneuf and Pal Nyomen - Recent Shipwreck Discoveries in Norway Rex Cowan - An end to exploration and adventure? - What more will we see of VOC shipwrecks? Pete Holt - An update on the SHIPS Project in Plymouth Mike Williams - Update on the Marine Management Organisation Mark Dunkley - Update on EH's position Andy Seddon - 5 Year mission of BSAC Regional Expedition Diving Scheme to seek new wreck locations in Croatia
There will be a post-conference buffet supper at the Holiday Inn - speaker to be arranged - places are limited to 80 and booking when arriving at conference reception on the day is advised - cost £16.95 for hot buffet and sweet.
Post Conference - Sunday 5th February 2012 A tour will be arranged for Sunday. 10am, Mayflower Steps, "the Barbican's Hidden History" by Martin Read - local historian
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 2012 flyer for the conference
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| The conference is organised by members of the International Maritime Archaeology and Shipwreck Society as a forum for divers, explorers and shipwreck enthusiasts. | ||||||