By Roberto Junco
ACUA Board Member
Underwater archaeologists of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have confirmed the identity of a historic . more…
Dr. Ashley Lemke
Chair, ACUA
Lemke manning the bow line, coming into port in Alpena, Michigan. Photo by Jason Shaw, Jason Shaw Imaging
Hello everyone! . more…
By Martin Klein
ACUA Associate Member
It was September 1967 and I was on a funky ship, Kardeșler (Brothers), off the coast of Bodrum, . more…
By Aleck Tan
ACUA Graduate Student Associate
It was at the 2019 Society of Historical Archaeology Annual Meeting’s mixer that I first saw her . more…
By Maddy Fowler
ACUA Board Member
I completed my doctorate four years ago and I’m currently working part-time and living overseas in a camper . more…
By Marco Meniketti
Chair, ACUA
An important, if not vital element of the mission of the ACUA is making people aware of the UNESCO . more…
By Marco Meniketti
Chair, ACUA
This is a shout out to volunteers. Volunteerism is the cornerstone of active community participation in most cultural resource . more…
By Ashley Lemke
Prehistoric sites underwater are not new, in fact they are much older than shipwrecks and many other types of underwater . more…
By Della Scott-Ireton, PhD, RPA
Florida Public Archaeology Network
ACUA Institutional Associate Member
As a maritime archaeologist who has attended a veritable alphabet soup of . more…
By Morgan Smith
ACUA Graduate Representative
Howdy, folks!
Morgan Smith here, one of the graduate student representatives for the ACUA. I am ABD at Texas . more…