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jueves, 23 de mayo de 2013

Campaña de excavaciones subacuáticas en el Caribe

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Hemos encontrado éstas excavaciones en la República Dominicana, en el Caribe, así que os adjuntamos la información y los requisitos, juntamente con el contacto:  

 CARIBBEAN PROJECT SEASON 2013.
Monte Cristi MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT.
Dominican Republic

ORGANIZED BY: Anglo-Danish Maritime Archaeological Team
PERIOD OF OCCUPATION: 1680-1730's A.D.
SEASON DATES: 18 May 2013 - 1st June 2013
20th July 2013 - 3rd August 2013
FEE: $1,550.00 US per week for students
$1,700.00 US per week for non-students;
$1,000.00 US per week for non diving positions.
(Food and accommodation are included in the price)
MINIMUM LENGTH OF STAY: 1 week (one session)
LANGUAGE SPOKEN: English, French
MINIMUM AGE REQUIRED: 18
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: Not specified
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Not specified.
SOURCE:
If you'd like to get more information about this project please email at:

maritime_archaeology@yahoo.co.uk

and I also invite you to contact them through their website, follow this link:

http://www.admat.org.uk/tw1.htm

The project briefly:
This is a unique opportunity to join ADMAT’s maritime archaeological project in the historic town of Monte Cristi on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. ADMAT is working with Oficina Nacional de Patrimonio Cultural Subacuático (ONPCS) to conduct a maritime archaeological survey and excavation of this possible French shipwreck.

For most of 2006 and in part in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010, this wreck was subject to an intensive archaeological survey. The new information expanded the original survey conducted in 2000 and yielded over 2,000 artefacts, three iron cannons, three anchors and many important French faience ware sherds.

Research in Paris led by Dr Francois Gendron and Dr. Jean Rosen from CNRS, has confirmed that the faience ware came from the "Nevers" foundry and dates the sinking of this wreck between 1720 and 1723.

Applications are invited from divers, students, archaeologists and volunteers (minimum age 18) wishing to participate in the project. Only eight places per week are available, so this is a unique opportunity to have maximum hands on training.

There are two different types of activity. One working on the wreck site underwater the other at the base, working on the artefacts.
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