The Oxford Handbook of Maritime Archaeology
by Alexis Catsambis, Ben Ford, Donny L. Hamilton · Oxford University Press
A reference volume edited by Catsambis, Ford and Hamilton in which nearly fifty scholars survey maritime archaeology: research methods, ships and shipwrecks, maritime culture, and site preservation and management. Readers gain a broad map of the discipline's questions and current practice.
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nauticalarchaeologysociety.org
The Nautical Archaeology Society website is a hub for maritime archaeology education and outreach. It provides information about the field, training courses and field schools, and access to resources, publications, events, and membership.
archaeological.org
The Archaeological Institute of America’s website offers archaeology news and feature articles (from Archaeology Magazine), plus teaching resources, fieldwork updates, and professional opportunities such as grants, fellowships, and events.
Maritime Archaeology: A Technical Handbook
Jeremy Green's practical manual on how underwater sites are actually worked: search and survey, position fixing and GPS, recording, excavation, conservation and collections management, and publication. Readers learn the field and lab procedures behind a professional maritime archaeology project.