Regulating Scientific Diving and Underwater Archaeology: legal and historical considerations

The regulation of scientific and archaeological diving is complex but it is essential that underwater archaeologists are familiar with the requirements placed on them by legal systems. This paper outlines the history and development of current legal systems in four jurisdictions: the UK, USA, EU and...

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Published in:The International journal of nautical archaeology 2016-03, Vol.45 (1), p.153-169
Main Authors: Benjamin, Jonathan, Mackintosh, Robert
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