(please note parallel sessions;
talks will be 20 minutes each with time for discussion at the end
of all of the papers)
9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Technology
session I (room 145):
Peter Holt (Sonardyne
International Ltd.), "Positioning in Deep Water."
Justin Dix (University
of Southampton), "Fundamental Acoustics for Marine Archaeology."
Brett A. Phaneuf (Institute
of Nautical Archaeology, Texas A & M University) & Lt. Robert
Hanna (United States Navy), "Deployment of Commercial-off-the-shelf
Technology (COTS) aboard the US Navy Nuclear Research Submarine
NR-1 for Archaeological Mapping in the Deep-Sea."
Sarah Webster (Woods
Hole Oceanographic Institute), "A Method for Deep Water Archaeological
Excavation."
Brian Bingham & Brendan
Foley (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), "The
Value of Precision in Archaeology" (3.9M)
9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Technology
session II (room 149):
James B. Newman (Institute
for Exploration and Woods Hole Marine Systems, Inc.), "Underwater
Vehicle System Development at the Institute For Exploration."
(4.3M), Abstract
(54k)
Justin Manley (Massachusetts
Institute of Technology), "AUV’s
in Archaeology: the Current State-of-the-Art and a Vision for the
Future." (7M)
N. M. Patrikalakis, T.
Maekawa, C. Chryssostomidis, (MIT Department of Ocean Engineering),
"Towards
an Electronic Database for Ancient Amphorae" (18M)
Fred Hocker (National
Museum of Denmark Centre for Maritime Archaeology), David Gregory
(National Museum of Denmark Centre for Maritime Archaeology), &
Justin Dix (University of Southampton), "Marine Archaeological
Reconnaissance and Site Mapping Using an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle:
The Danish Experience."
Chris Roman and Hanu
Singh (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), "Multiscalar,
Multisensor Search and Survey with Hovering AUVs"
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Archaeology
session I (room 145):
Susan L. Cohen (Montana
State University, Bozeman), "International
Maritime Trade in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Early Second
Millennium B.C.E.: Archaeology, Theory, and a Proposal for Deep
Sea Research." (24k)
Daniel Master (Wheaton
College) & Patrick McGovern (University of Pennsylvania), "Results
of a Chemical and Petrographic Examination of Artifacts from the
1999 Ashkelon Deep Water Survey."
Matthew Joel Adams (Penn
State University), "Proposed
Investigation of Flooded Archaeological Remains Beneath Lake Nasser."
(22k)
Jana Owen (UCLA), "Luxury
Goods, Tropical Monsoons and Lost Information: The Archaeology of
the Southern Arabian Peninsula."
Kathryn Willis (Institute
for Nautical Archaeology, Texas A & M University), "Beyond
Amphoras: A Deeper Understanding of Seafaring."
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Archaeology
session II (room 149):
Jim Sinclair (Marine
Archaeologist), "Operation
Coconut or The Pina Colada Wreck!" (222k)
Jack B. Irion (Minerals
Management Service, U.S. Department of the Interior), "Cultural
Resource Management of Shipwrecks on the Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental
Slope." (140k)
Daniel Warren (Marine
Archaeologist, C & C Technologies), "The Discovery of the
U-166: Deep Water Archaeological Surveying with the Hugin 3000 Autonomous
Underwater Vehicle."
Art Cohn (Lake Champlain
Maritime Museum), "Archaeology and the Deep Sea: The Systematic
and Scientific Survey of Lake Champlain."
3:30-5:30 p.m. Policy,
Ethics, and Cultural Resource Management (room 145):
Robert Blumberg (US State
Department), "Convention for the Protection of Underwater Cultural
Heritage--UNESCO's Failed Effort."
Jim Goold (Covington
& Burling), "The Current Status of the UNESCO Convention
on Underwater Cultural Heritage And Its Implications For Deep Sea
Archaeology."
Robert Grenier (Chief
of Underwater Archaeology, Parks Canada), "The 2001 UNESCO
Convention on the Underwater Cultural Heritage and Deep-Water Archaeology:
A New Challenge."
Ioannis Sapountzis (Tufts
University), "Underwater
Archaeology vs. Treasure Hunting." (19k)
John Broadwater (Manager,
Monitor national Marine Sanctuary), "Can Deepwater Wrecks Really
be Protected? Submerged Cultural Resources Management in the National
Marine Sanctuary Program."
Jim Goold (Covington
& Burling), "The Juno/La Galga Litigation And the Special
Considerations That Apply to Sovereign Vessels."
3:30-5:30 p.m. Archaeology
session III (room 149):
Cheryl Ward (Florida
State University), "Black Sea Shipwrecks."
Claire Calcagno (University
of Southampton), "Edgerton’s gifts: MIT at the Dawn of
Underwater Archaeology."
Ayse D. Atauz (Institute
of Nautical Archaeology, Texas A & M University) & Fredrik
Soreide (ProMare), "Low
Cost High Tech Underwater Archaeological Survey in Malta."
(6.5M)
Dwight F. Coleman (Institute
for Exploration), "Ongoing Research Programs at the Institute
for Exploration."
7:00-9:30 p.m. Reception and Dinner (The University Park Hotel,
in the Luscomb room)
Dinner
speaker: Dr. Dana Yoerger (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution),
"The Autonomous Benthic Explorer."
