Coastal and Marine Archaeology Research Group

The Coastal and Marine Archaeology Research Group investigates human history through the study of artifacts, shipwrecks, and sites submerged underwater or located along coastlines. Using specialized techniques and technologies, they explore how people lived, traded, and navigated in maritime environments across different periods. Their work helps to uncover and preserve cultural heritage related to coastal communities, maritime trade routes, and historical seafaring activities. By studying these underwater and coastal sites, the group provides valuable insights into our collective past, contributing to archaeology, history, and conservation efforts.