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A place to have the academic as well as non-academic community discuss and preserve the maritime heritage of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries including shipwrecks, shore installations, and written documents.
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- Context and Perspective: Fastenings and wood use i...
- The humble ships spike: what’s in a name?
- Hold fast to your fastenings!
- Monthly Research Highlight
- Why did the Royal Navy have to refit or condemn an...
- In-Situ Preservation
- Great history work being done in New Kent about an...
- We continue our pledge to adhere to UNESCO-ICUCH g...
- Update on the conservation of the USS Monitor gun ...
- Upcoming presentation on 18th century ship constru...
- Great new work in the field of history which highl...
- Lyle Browning's upcoming presentation Saturday on ...
- Updates on the Alexandria Ship Project: https://pr...
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About Me
- Jason Lunze
- I am currently a graduate with a Master's degree in Maritime Archaeology from The University of Southern Denmark.
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