The documentation of underwater cultural heritage (UCH) is the basis for sustainable
maritime development including its protection, preservation, and incorporation in coastal …

New geoinformatic technologies have recently had a transformative effect on landscape
archaeology, particularly by facilitating the high resolution acquisition and analysis of data …

The rising human activities and resource exploitation have increased pressure in the coastal
zone and the marine environment, risking the very existence of Marine Priority Habitats …

Ancient Alexandria possessed not only an important maritime front but also a long lake
waterfront on its southern side. This dual waterfront was praised by the ancient geographer …

ABSTRACT A number of archaeological salvage excavations conducted in Alexandria
(Lower Egypt) by the Centre d'Études alexandrines have provided a corpus of around 2000 …

Since 2003 the Centre for Egyptological Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (CES
RAS) has been conducting underwater archaeological reconnaissance in Alexandria …

Una reconstrucció topogràfica d'Alexandria a l'antiguitat és un intent de trobar un camí en un
laberint arqueològic d'evidències fragmentàries. A la llum de les recents troballes, per tant …

One of the fundamental premises on which the successful function of harbours as centres of
commerce and interaction is based is their ability to accommodate and handle ships and …

Underwater archaeological salvage operations in Greece commenced with 'nude diving'in
Lord Elgin's wrecked ship Mentor in 1802 at Kythera, continued with hard helmet diving at …

The Corniche, a coastal road initiated in the early 20th century at Chatby, and completed at
Montazah in the late 1930s, had as a consequence the irrevocable destruction of most …