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Discover the secrets of our oceans with 'Our Blue Planet,' the ultimate guide to maritime and underwater archaeology. Published by Oxford University Press in 2020, this comprehensive text provides an in-depth exploration of how our ancestors engaged with rivers, lakes, and oceans throughout history. Perfect for both seasoned archaeologists and curious minds, this book introduces you to key methods of finding and interpreting submerged archaeological sites, including coastal areas and wreck locations that span from ancient civilizations to World War II.
'Our Blue Planet' delves into the intricate relationships between culture, technology, and environment. You’ll learn how shipbuilding technology evolved, gain insights into the lives of sailors, and explore the significant role ships played in exploration and warfare. With 488 pages of riveting content, this book not only presents a foundational understanding of the field but also emphasizes the importance of preserving our underwater cultural heritage for future generations.
Whether you're a student, educator, or history enthusiast, 'Our Blue Planet' will enhance your knowledge of underwater archaeology and our historical connection to the world's bodies of water. Don’t miss out on this essential resource that bridges the gap between past and present, equipping readers with the insights needed to appreciate and protect our aquatic history today.
'Our Blue Planet' delves into the intricate relationships between culture, technology, and environment. You’ll learn how shipbuilding technology evolved, gain insights into the lives of sailors, and explore the significant role ships played in exploration and warfare. With 488 pages of riveting content, this book not only presents a foundational understanding of the field but also emphasizes the importance of preserving our underwater cultural heritage for future generations.
Whether you're a student, educator, or history enthusiast, 'Our Blue Planet' will enhance your knowledge of underwater archaeology and our historical connection to the world's bodies of water. Don’t miss out on this essential resource that bridges the gap between past and present, equipping readers with the insights needed to appreciate and protect our aquatic history today.