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Maritime archaeologist currently working on PhD research on Roman warship classifications during the First Punic War (264-241 BC) entitled: Reconstructing Ancient Warships: Classifications and rowing arrangements of ancient Mediterranean galleys). The focus of my research is to analyze and develop

Research topic: How do the Archaeology of shipwrecks, contribute to understand the maritime networks of Narbo Martius and its role as a Hub of maritime trade and redistribution (1st c. BC – 3rd c. AD). Life is a continuous challenge

I became actively involved with archaeology in 2005, when I entered the Department of History and Archaeology at the University of Cyprus. During my undergraduate studies, through active participation in a number of BA courses in Maritime Archaeology and underwater

Michael Murray is currently a PhD candidate in Archaeology at the University of Southampton where his study involves exploring the use of cutting-edge digital 3D recording techniques for underwater archaeology and marine exploration. He is an accomplished commercial and scientific

PhD Candidate of Maritime Archaeology (Honor Frost Foundation Studentship) Academia Profile: https://soton.academia.edu/ZiadMorsy MaritimeArchaeology Profile: http://www.maritimearchaeology.com/research/ethnoarchaeology/ Facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/ziad.morsy Email: zmm1g16@soton.ac.uk ORCID: http://orcid.org/0000-0001-8500-9394 Research Interest: Maritime Ethnography, Boat Recording, Underwater Archaeology, 3D Documentation. PhD title: Ethnographic Approach to Egyptian traditional sail

Title research: River communities and the maritime landscape of river Sile, Italy. Keywords: contemporary archaeology; maritime archaeology; intangible heritage; cultural landscape; ship’s graveyards; community archaeology   Abstract: To what extent the development of navigation between XIX and XX centuries on

Zeeshan has spent most of his life off the coast of Goa, India watching beautiful beaches with fishing boats and fishermen involved in their activities that has greatly influenced for what he is today – a student of maritime archaeology

PhD Title and Description: The Transport of Sculptures in the Mediterranean Sea during Classical Antiquity. This PhD research examines the transport of freestanding sculptures in the Mediterranean Sea throughout Classical Antiquity. From the early 19th century onwards various ancient marble