Program

Porthania P674

Porthania PII

PIV (Suomen Laki)

Session 9: Maritime spatial planning and maritime cultural heritage

Chairs: Riikka Tevali & Riikka Alvik

Session 22, 8: The Archaeology of ports, harbours, and the stream of goods

Chairs: Emilia Mataix Ferrandiz & David Blackman

Session 15: Modern Shipwrecks

Chairs: Chris Rowland & Edd Stockdale

Integrating the Maritime Cultural Heritage in Spatial Planning: A BalticRIM-Project interim report from Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Daniel Zwick

Maritime facilities of Nea Paphos in context of the city's economy

Miszk Ł, Babucic N, Ostrowski W, Papuci-Władyka E, Seifert M

Łukasz Miszk

No Englishman should enter the Boat

Florian Huber

Who owns the archaeology? - UK Archaeology and Offshore Wind Farm developments

Heamagi C, Strong S

Christin Heamagi

Aspects of maritime trade and connectivity: the Egyptian transport amphorae from Late Bronze Age Cyprus

Artemis Georgiou

HMS PRINCE OF WALES and HMS REPULSE, environmental and safety implications of illegal wreck salvage. 

Matthew Skelhorn 

Management of underwater cultural heritage in the Belgian North Sea

Vandevelde J, Pieters M

Jessica Vandevelde

The maritime trade of sculptures in Antiquity through the study of Mediterranean underwater deposits

Katerina Velentza

Assessing the Oil Pollution Risk from the Wreckage of Tanker RFA War Mehtar 

Hill P, Skelhorn M

Polly Hill 

Integrating Maritime Heritage into Marine Spatial Planning for SIDS: an Indian Ocean case

Seetah K, Badal R, von Armin Y

Krish Seetah

Containers, Copper and Concretions

Coenen T, Opdebeeck J, Vink H, Van Damme T, Van den Brenk S

Thijs Coenen

Visualising HMS Royal Oak: A Multi-Modal Approach 

Rowland C, Hyttinen K

Chris Rowland 

Routing ancient maritime behaviours through predictive modelling: a merger of pragmatism and scientific complexity

Manuela Ritondale

Medieval harbour in Puck Bay: new opening and new theories

Popek M, Pydyn A, Stencel P

Mateusz Popek

Forgotten Wrecks of the First World War: Examining the significance of merchant ship sites

Julie Satchell

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Porthania PII

PIV (Suomen Laki)

Session 9: Maritime spatial planning and maritime cultural heritage cont.

Chairs: Riikka Tevali & Riikka Alvik

Session 22, 8: The Archaeology of ports, harbours, and the stream of goods cont.

Chairs: Emilia Mataix Ferrandiz & David Blackman

Session 15: Modern Shipwrecks cont.

Chairs: Chris Rowland & Edd Stockdale

Effective Management of Archaeological and Historical Shipwreck Sites in the Red Sea, Egypt

Alicia Johnson

The Elmina Wreck: a Seventeenth-Century West African Trading Vessel in the Atlantic World

Gregory Cook

The Wrecks of the Apolda Minefield in the Gulf of Finland

Polkko J, Flinkman J, Peltokorpi V, Toivonen T, Treffner I, Stäuber S, Lammi P, Norberg T, Näreneva L, Tosoni F

Jouni Polkko

Blue growth meets maritime and underwater cultural heritage: the French case of preventive archaeology

Nicolas Bigourdan

Nabataean Maritime Trade through Three Seas: The Red, Dead and Mediterranean

Zaraza Friedman

Protected modern shipwrecks in Sweden

Mikael Fredholm

Maritime Heritage in Mauritius

Stefania Manfio

Exotic plants from the 18th century Dutch shipwreck Vrouw Maria

Mia Lempiäinen-Avci

Gulf of Finland, December 1944: Operation NIL – no gain, much pain

Flinkman J, Polkko J

Jouni Polkko on behalf of

Juha Flinkman

The underwater heritage at the challenge of the valorization and accessibility: the UnderwaterMuse Project

Rita Auriemma

Records of a wartime excavation of an ancient dockyard

David Blackman

Experiments in Ultrasonic Thickness Measurements on Historic Ship Hulls Underwater

Peter Holt

Photogrammetry-Based Site Monitoring System Against Treasure Hunting Activities

Yamafune K, Radić Rossi I

Kotaro Yamafune

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Porthania PII

PIV (Suomen Laki)

Session 7: Recycling and reuse in the maritime context

Chairs: Minna Koivikko

Session 13, 5:  Maritime cultural landscape of coastal waters

Chairs: Kristin Ilves & Veronica Walker Vadillo

Session 2: Shipwrecks and historical archaeology

Chairs: Mike Belasus & Niklas Erikson

Ship to Shore: Boat and ship timber re-use in the UK context

Dan Atkinson

Animals of prey and pray: entwinement of economical and ritual aspects of maritime cultural landscape

Kristin Ilves

Complexity in the Napoleonic fleets. The crew of the Mercurio belonging to the Italic Kingdom

Carlo Beltrame

Repairs and Maintenance of the Yenikapı Ships: Ongoing Research and Comparisons to Other Byzantine-period Shipwrecks

Michael Jones

Dating, naming motivation and function of the maritime place-name *Sæheimr in Scandinavia

Birgit Maixner

Space and everyday life aboard early modern ships: Wrecks as buildings

Niklas Eriksson

The Hahtiperä shipwreck:  Ethical aspects of repurposing and reusing maritime heritage

Katariina Vuori

The maritime landscape of Virolahti bay: surveying for evidence of transport and finding war

Riikka Tevali

Archaeological evidence vs. historical hypothesis: The example of the “Bremen-Cog”, a treasure of national identity

Mike Belasus

Reuse and Recycling in the Maritime Contexts of Roman Law

Emilia Mataix Ferrandiz

The shore becomes the sea. New maritime insights on the dynamic Zuiderzee region, the Netherlands

Yftinus Van Popta

Revisiting the Sadana Island Shipwreck: assessment, and documentation

Salama M, Khedr M, Khalil E

Ziad Morsy on behalf of Mohamed Khedr

Fluid Landscapes of Maritime Mobility: the Ebb and Flow of Neolithic North Western Seaways

El Safadi C, Sturt F

Crystal El Safadi

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Porthania PII

PIV (Suomen Laki)

Session 19: Conservation of archaeological finds from marine environments

Chairs: Amandine Colson, Eero Ehanti, Heikki Häyhä, Liisa Näsänen

Session 13, 5:  Maritime cultural landscape of coastal waters cont.

Chairs: Kristin Ilves & Veronica Walker Vadillo

Session 2: Shipwrecks and historical archaeology cont.

Chairs: Mike Belasus &

Niklas Erikson

The London Wreck – Conservation of a 17th century wreck assemblage

Angela Middleton

‘Emporia’ and Their Archaeological Remains

Aylin Güngör

The story of the Dutch man-of-war Huis te Warmelo

Wallin I, Roio M

Immi Wallin

The Early Croatian Boats at Nin - Re-conservation

Anita Jelić

Maritime identity and maritime cultural landscape of islands Hvar and Šćedro, Croatia

Joska Tea Katunaric Kirjakov

Intrasite spatial analysis in shipwreck Maritime Archaeology: the Infatigable case study, Valparaiso, Chile

Carabias D, Simonetti R

Diego Carabias

Excavated, conserved, presented, ...forgotten? Ships in museums and their need for monitoring

Colson A, Hauer D

Amandine Colson

More than 1200 islands. Narratives of small worlds in the Adriatic Sea in Roman Times

Seifert M, Adlung S

Martina Seifert

Diving in the archives

Mikko Huhtamies

Study of the deterioration pattern of cyclically emerged and submerged cultural heritage in freshwater reservoirs

Sáez A, Álvarez de Buergo M, Fort, Varas-Muriel M, Perez-Ema N, García Rodríguez M, Maté-González M, Aguirre de Mata J, Sánchez-Aparicio L, Lopez-Cuervo S, Villanueva P

Ada Sáez

Exploring maritime identity in Arctic Norway’s sea of islands since the Early Iron Age

Stephen Wickler

The discovery of a 17th-century fluyt wreck in Gulf of Finland

Treffner I, Polkko J, Flinkmann J

Ivar Treffner

Conserving The Rooswijk

Heather Stewart

Maritime Cultural Landscape of Fishing Communities in Cyprus

Maria Michael

From Postal Carrier to Processing Platform: Archaeological and Archival Exploration of the Barque South Australian

Hunter J, Hosty K, Malliaros I

James Hunter

Porthania P674

Porthania PII

PIV (Suomen Laki)

Session 10: Boats and ships as symbols in the past

Chairs: Katerina Velentza & Shelley Wachsmann

Session 6: Lessons from the history of maritime Archaeology

Chairs: Marko Marila & Päivi Pihlanjärvi

Session 20: Maritime aviation and the underwater archaeological heritage of flying

Chair:  Matias Laitinen

From Portus to Fucino (Italy).
Naval archaeology and symbolism on Torlonia reliefs

Nuovo M, Tuccinardi S

Marina Maria Serena Nuovo

What makes a maritime archaeology degree program successful or unsuccessful?

Marila M, Ilves K

Marko Marila

The recovery of a Fairey Barracuda from the Solent off the former RNAS Daedalus

Byford-Bates A, Saunders B, McNeill E

Alistair Byford-Bates

What petroglyphs tell about the Prehistoric water transport of the Russian North?

Kashina E, Kolpakov E, Mantere V

Ekaterina Kashina

Narratives of maritime archaeology in Lebanon from ottoman rule to post-civil war and modern day

Lucy Semaan

Flying High In An Unfriendly Sky: The Airscape of Malta During The Second World War

Anthony Burgess

Marine vessels and their connection to Christian Saints

Rafail Papadopoulos

Back to the Future: Underwater Archaeology in Croatia

Maja Kaleb

Soviet A-20G Boston aircraft wreck in the Baltic Sea and the story of the crew

Laitinen M, Polkko J, Flinkman J

Matias Laitinen

Reconstructiong an Archaic-Period Dionysian Ship Cart: The Iconographic Evidence

Wachsmann S, Sanders D

Shelley Wachsmann

Listening to our past: Recording the history of maritime archaeology

Tidbury L, Satchell J

Lauren Tidbury

Ancient Egyptian Ship and Boat Models: between theory and experimental simulation

Nesreen El-Galy

How to protect an outstanding shipwreck site?

Radic Rossi I, Dorusic V

Irena Radic Rossi

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PIV (Suomen Laki)

Porthania P673

Porthania PII

Session 11: Climatic events and their impact in maritime archaeology in the past and in the present

Chairs: Kristin Ilves

Session 12, 14, 24: The maritime cultural landscape of inland waters and transitional zones

Chairs: Satu Koivisto & Harald Lübke

Session 18: The archaeology of warships and maritime battlefields

Chairs: Johan Rönnby & Rolf F. Warming

Streamed Session

Chair: Jennifer Rodrigues

Underwater Cultural Heritage in the caves of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Challenges and goals

Arano Recio D, Barba Meinecke H, Estrada Apátiga S

Helena Barba-Meinecke

The fading heritage of wetland landscapes: Some insights from northern Europe

Boethius A, Koivisto S, Groß D

Satu Koivisto

The Alderney Elizabethan Shipwreck; the archaeology of late 16th century maritime power projection

Parham D, Malliaros I

Dave Parham

Public access to UCH and UNESCO Best Practices

Chihiro Nishikawa

Climate change impacts on shipwrecks: The Investigation of inter-tidal, shallow and deep water wrecksites

Sandra Henry

Early Mesolithic Hunter and Gatherer at ancient Lake Duvensee

Groß D, Lübke H, Schmölcke U

Harald Lübke

Topologies of war: An archaeology of the 1741 maritime battlefield in Cartagena, Colombia

Del Cairo C, Aldana J, Palacio L

Carlos Del Cairo Hurtado

Gribshunden in perspective: a castle on the sea

Brendan Foley

Consequences of post-LGM melting of the Alpine Glacier to prehistoric societies of the Alpine Adriatic

Katarina Jerbic

Imaging seen and unseen cultural material in transition zones with geoinformatics: examples from eastern Mediterranean

Nikos Papadopoulos

GRIBSHUNDEN (1495): The Warship

Rolf Warming

Cook’s Endeavour Found – Identifying an iconic shipwreck using a ‘preponderance of evidence’ approach

Hosty K, Hunter J

James Hunter on behalf of Kieran Hosty

Settlement Development and Lake Level Changes in Tiberias in the Byzantine and Early Islamic Periods

Nantet E, Finkielsztejn G

Emmanuel Nantet

Lake Grid Dwellings from the Masurian Lakeland. Researcher’s Pursuit of Palaeoenvironment and Social Structure Footprints

Mileszczyk M, Nowakowska M

Małgorzata Mileszczyk

Kasuuni Wreck – an Intact 18th Century Sloop-of-War: Latest Research and Interpretations

Peltokorpi V, Polkko J, Laakso H, Flinkman J, Toivonen T, Lappalainen J, Tuominen E, Raasakka P

Ville Peltokorpi

New ideas about an old ship: Construction details of the late 16th-century Scheurrak SO1 shipwreck

Rik Lettany

Ropotamo: an Early Bronze Age pile-dwelling inundated off the Western Black Sea coast

Georgiev P, Dimitrov K, Adams J

Pavel Y Georgiev

Neolithic Crannogs of the Outer Hebrides

Sturt F, Garrow D, Gannon A, Blankshein S

Fraser Sturt

HMS Invincible - The archaeological evidence of the naval gunnery system of the Georgian navy

Pascoe  D

Dave Parham on behalf of Daniel Pascoe

The Juktenskobben wreck from late 18th century and smelly leather hides

Riikka Alvik

Porthania P674

Porthania P673

Porthania PII

Session 1, 3: Underwater parks and Blue Growth and recent findings and protection of submerged landscapes

Chairs: Pernilla Flyg, Christin Heamägi & Frazer Sturt

Session 12, 14, 24: The maritime cultural landscape of inland waters and transitional zones cont.

Chairs: Brad Duncan & Veronica Walker Vadillo

Session 16: Remarkable resource, citizen science and maritime archaeology

Chairs: Mark Beattie-Edwards

Streamed session

Chair: Beat Eberschweiler

Setting up Baltic dive parks

Päivi Pihlanjärvi

The Contribution of Logboats to Understanding our Past; Evidence from Lough Corrib, Ireland

Karl Brady

Protected Wrecks: A remarkable resource and over 45 years of Citizen science. The next generation

James A, Knott P

Alison James

Import and export in Oslo harbour in the renaissance. Archaeological evidence and interdisciplinary contributions

Wammer E, Grue M

Marja-Liisa Petrelius Grue on behalf of E Wammer

A pile dwellings mock-up – channeling sport divers interests in Austria

Dworsky C, Poppenwimmer F

Cyril Dworsky

Strange craft on the Murray River: Investigating and characterizing archaeological signatures of Australian river craft

Duncan B, Gibbs M

Brad Duncan

Underwater archaeology in Iceland: Is community engagement the answer to maritime heritage monitoring?

Alexandra Tyas

The #Rooswijk 1740 project

Martijn Manders

Underwater Archaeology in Marine State Park of Parcel de Manuel Luís, State of Maranhão, Brazil

Bava-de-Camargo P, Brito Ferreira Bandeira B, Guimarães Carneiro A, Mazzuco A, Barbara Ramos Pinheiro B, Bezerra Francini C, de Souza Santana L, Rosa M, Carvalho Roos N, Dallacorte F

Paulo Fernando Bava-de-Camargo

Social Background of the Dynamics on River Brantas, East Java (XI - XX Century CE.)

Agni Mochtar

Citizen Science and the Porkkala Wreck Park Project of Southern Finland

Cleasby D, Brchisky S

David Cleasby

Lost somewhere on their way to Africa: Provenancing brass ingots of shipwreck Paal27.1 Terschelling, NL

Skowronek T, Vink H

Heidi Vink

The Dogger Bank: Fertile Ground for Committed European Efforts to Protect Transboundary Submerged Prehistoric Landscapes

Josh Martin

The Mekong: seasonal migrations and the making of the Khmer Empire of Angkor

Veronica Walker Vadillo

Punta Prima Project: Early Roman Shipwreck near Formentera Island (Spain) – Sharing Underwater Heritage

Aragon E, Mileszczyk M, Rodriguez J, Staniszewska J

Enrique Aragon

Liu Family Harbour, Taicang: the socio-materiality of an entangled maritime cultural landscape

Sarah Ward

Preliminary results of the excavations at an aceramic Ertebølle site in the Kiel Bay, Germany

Jonas Enzmann

Waterways from the Highlands of Mexico to the Pacific Coast. Landscape connectivity through Balsas River

Mariana Favila-Vázquez

Changing Minds, Changing Coasts: Co-creating a visual and aural history of 100 years of change

Newman D, Hutchinson O, Northall L

Danielle Newman

8 war ships from 1700 and 1800 century have been found and identified in Sweden

Jim Hansson

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PIV (Suomen Laki)

Porthania P 673

Porthania PII

Session 23. Curating the submerged past for today’s audiences

Chairs: Jennifer Rodrigues, Michael Gregg & Nicholas Bigourdan

Session 21B: Gribshunden: archaeological science

Chair: Brendan Foley

Session 17: Deep-sea discoveries and technology

Chair: Kalle Virtanen

Streamed session

Chair: Hanz Günter Martin

Interpreting Red Sea: the potentials of eco-museums as a tool of public presentation and outreach

Ghanem M, Morsy Z

Noran Hamed

Gribshunden: Past, Present, and Future

Siiri Irskog

Okant Skepp – Discovery and Robotic Documentation of a Early Modern Shipwreck in the Baltic

Pacheco-Ruiz R, Rönnby J, Sjöblom I

Rodrigo Pacheco-Ruiz

The history of maritime archaeology through topics and terms published in the IJNA 1972–2019

Miranda Richardson

Blending WW2 History with the Present in an Interactive Virtual Heritage Experience

Anderson E, Cousins T

Dave Parham on behalf of Thomas Cousins

Gribshunden’s birch bark artwork

Cecilia Hildeman Sjölin

Challenges of Deep Wreck Archeology: A Comparison Between Different Regions

Edd Stockdale

The metaphysics of Graeco-Roman ships and life at sea

Chryssanthi Papadopoulou

Virtual Museums to Enhancing Knowledge about Shipwrecks

Elisa Costa

The Gribshunden hoard - Purse of Medieval Silver Coins analysed by X-ray µCT Scanning

Gitte Ingvardson

Purpose-built robotic tools and methods for deep-sea archaeology

Denis Degez

Living on the lake - centres of power on the Lednica Lake, Greater Poland.

Andrzej Pydyn

Hands-on Heritage: Mixing the digital and the traditional in a mobile interactive display

Jasmine Noble-Shelley

Gribshunden guns in context

Kay Smith

In-situ artefact documentation using third party data

Thomsen M, Čvrljak M

Mikkel Thomssen

Did we discover a new Roman bridge?

Danova M, Daňová K

Miroslava Danova

From Physical to Digital and Back Again: 3D documentation and data management at Gribshunden excavation

Derudas P, Nurra F

Paola Derudas

Promoting Blue Growth with Maritime Heritage in the UK’s First National Marine Park in Plymouth.

Mallory Haas

Digital navigator on the Seas of the Selden Map of China

Wesa Perttola