During NA006 in the Eastern Aegean & Antalya Basin, the team discovered and explored four ancient shipwrecks — Marmaris C, Marmaris D, Knidos I, and Knidos J. Objectives of the expedition included: surveying deep waters of the Antalya Basin and testing side-scan sonar on ROV Argus to document the geological landscape of the region, documenting archaeological sites using Hercules/Argus, testing capabilities of the 2200 kHz multibeam sonar, stereo cameras, structured light imaging, a scanning pencil-beam sonar and a sub-bottom profiler.
Eastern Aegean & Antalya Basin
July 17 – 25, 2010
NA006
Meet the Team
Selected Publications
2018
(2018). Telepresence-Enabled Maritime Archaeological Exploration in the Deep. Journal of Maritime Archaeology 13(2): 97-121.
2016
(2016). Quantifying impacts of trawling to shipwrecks. In: Matthew Keith, (ed) Site Formation Processes of Submerged Shipwrecks : 157-178.
(2016). Quantification of bottom trawl fishing damage to ancient shipwreck sites. Marine Geology 371: 82-88.
(2016). Quantification of bottom trawl fishing damage to ancient shipwreck sites. Marine Geology 371: 82-88.
2015
(2015). Fishing for Common Ground: Investigations of the impact of trawling on ancient shipwreck sites uncovers a potential for management synergy. Marine Policy 61: 127-133.
2014
(2014). Archaeological Oceanography. Encyclopedia of Natural Resources : 604-608.
2012
(2012). Cultural sites as platforms for environmental characterization of marine landscapes. Dissertation: University of Rhode Island
(2012). Evaluation of the modern submarine landscape off southwestern Turkey through the documentation of ancient shipwreck sites. Continental Shelf Research 43: 55-70.
