Project SAMPHIRE: Crowd Sourcing Maritime Archaeology data off Scotland's West Coast

Perhaps the greatest barrier to effective management of underwater cultural heritage is the lack of data on the nature and location of offshore archaeological resources. This is a problem shared with terrestrial archaeology, but is particularly acute due to the limitations of survey techniques in th...

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Published in:Journal of island and coastal archaeology 2019-04, Vol.14 (2), p.267-290
Main Authors: McCarthy, John, Benjamin, Jonathan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aircraft
archaeological prospection
Archaeological sites
Archaeology
Bias
Community Archaeology
Crowdsourcing
Cultural heritage
Cultural resources
Discovery
Exploration
historic shipwrecks
Historic sites
Hydrographic surveys
Metals
Offshore
Polls & surveys
Ship losses
Ships
Shipwrecks
Sourcing
Surveying
Terrestrial environments
Underwater
Underwater Archaeology
Wrecks
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Summary:Perhaps the greatest barrier to effective management of underwater cultural heritage is the lack of data on the nature and location of offshore archaeological resources. This is a problem shared with terrestrial archaeology, but is particularly acute due to the limitations of survey techniques in the underwater environment. In Scotland
ISSN:1556-4894
1556-1828
DOI:10.1080/15564894.2017.1387620