Wednesday 15 October

9:00 - 10:30 : Keynote presentations

9:00 - 9:45 : Keynote: Achievements and Challenges for Underwater Cultural Heritage in Latin America - Dolores Elkin

9:45 - 10:30 : Keynote: The Exciting Tales of Our Past: The Importance of Relevance, Connections and Community - James Delgado

Coffee is served in the entrance room Grote Foyer and on the top floor in room Panorama.

An Inventory of Submerged Heritage in the Former Zuiderzee - Miriam Kruijssen
Inventorying and Raising Awareness about Maritime Archaeological Heritage from Operation Dynamo - Claire Destanque
Documenting the Maritime Archaeology of Pakistan - Amer Khan
Inventorying Intangible Maritime Heritage: A U.S. Perspective - Madeline Roth

Sailing the Frictional Sea: Sailing Mobility a Necessary Basis of Maritime Interactions - David Gal
Tracing Global Networks Through Ceramics: Interdisciplinary Insights from the HMS St. George Wreck - Konstantina Gkaraliakou
Post Medieval Shipwreck on Southern Reef near Silba Island - Dino Taras

Making the Seemingly Impossible, Possible: Combining 9,000-year-old Submerged Prehistoric Archaeology, Virtual Reality, and Artificial Intelligence - Ashley Lemke
Looking for the Hidden Paleolithic of Northern Iberia. Surveying the Late Pleistocene Landscapes of the Continental Shelf of the Bay of Biscay - Pablo Arias
Archaeological Investigations of the Submerged Stone Structure Blinkerwall: Preliminary Results - Marcel Bradtmöller
The Submerged Stone Structure Blinkerwall – Evidence of a Drive Lane for the Late Glacial / Early Holocene Mass Hunting of Reindeer Herds in Northern Europe? - Afke van Zijverden

Building Community-led Maritime Archaeology in New Zealand: Successes and Future Needs - Kurt Bennett
Two Danish Slave Ships in Costa Rica? Community-Based Archaeological Investigation of Cahuita’s Underwater Wrecks - Andreas Kallmeyer Bloch
Does It Usually Cause Devastation to Collect Artifacts Underwater? Hobby Collectors in Penghu, Taiwan: A Look at Their Interest and Motivation - Ying Cheng
Affiliated Volunteers - Monitoring and Protecting Our Underwater Cultural Heritage - Hefin Meara

Listening to our Past: Recording the History of Maritime Archaeology - Iro Camici
The Lost Narratives; British Martime Archaeology Pioneers and their Contributions - Mallory Haas
Nic Flemming and Honor Frost: Harbour Hunters - Max MacDonald
“Tell Him to Get Working! He’s Not a Bloody archaeologist!” Making the Case for Including Treasure Hunters in the History of Maritime Archaeology - Stephanie Morris

The Lost Navy at Vaxholm Identifying, Mapping and Documenting Sailing Warships in the Stockholm Archipelago - Jim Hansson
The Lost Navy at Karlskrona. Aspects on Intentionally Sunk Warships in the Karskrona Archipelago, Sweden - Patrik Höglund
Guns and a Mysterious Warship: Traces of the Swedish Navy in Mecklenburg Western-Pomerania - Jens Auer
The Swedish Frigate Falken, a Discovery Made Online - Niklas Eriksson

Lunch is served in the entrance room Grote Foyer and on the top floor in room Panorama.

The posters are set up on the ground floor.

Inventorying Wrecks in Lake Constance: Challenges and Obstacles - Julia Goldhammer
Inventory and Management of Mauritius’ Underwater Cultural Heritage using the Mauritius Ocean Observatory E-platform - Stefania Manfio
Putting a forensic Spin on Underwater and Coastal Cultural Heritage inventories: Challenges and Opportunities - Maria Ktori

Shipping Up To Boston (And Beyond) - Rhenish Stoneware as a Marker for European Colonial Expansion - Christoph Keller
Maritime Commercial Networks in the Eastern Mediterranean from the 2nd Century BC to the 7th Century AD: Amphorae, Sailing Speed, Geopolitics and Culture - Naseem Raad
Maritime Trade Links Between India and China: Insights from Chinese Porcelain Discoveries in India - Aprajita Sharma (prerecorded)

Small Rivers Through the Ages: An Analysis of Underwater Archaeological Structures and Fishing History in the River Žeimena, Lithuania - Elena Pranckènaité
A Low Cost Tool for Mapping the Drowned Prehistoric Landscapes - Seger van den Brenk

Citizen Science in the Sunshine: The Florida Public Archaeology Network’s Programs to Engage Communities with their Maritime Heritage - Della Scott-Ireton
Recent Efforts to Bridge the Gap Between Underwater Archaeology and Public Engagement in Taiwan - Chenghwa Tsang
Managing Iceland's Maritime Cultural Heritage: A Collaborative Plan for the Future - Alexandra Tyas
Including the Public in Managing and Protecting Underwater Cultural Hheritage - The GIRT Scientific Divers Citizen Science Programme - Andrew Viduka

Shedding light on Honor Frost and the Lighthouse of Alexandria, 1968-1995 - Danielle Newman
The Origins and Development of Underwater Archaeology at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń (Poland) - 50 Years of a Tradition that Continues to this Day - Mikolay Tański
Examining Gender-Based Equality of Opportunity Within Maritime Archaeology: Using Case Studies from England and International Publications to Reflect on Global Challenges - Julie Satchell
Understanding the Role of Oral Histories in Maritime Archaeology in South Africa - Briege Williams

Assessing Pollution Potential Risk at Shipwreck Sites off the Irish Coast - Dominic Bush
Beyond Environmental Threats: Integrating Environmental and Archaeological Approaches to Pacific WWII Underwater Cultural Heritage - Matthew Carter
Wreck Management Between Environmental Hazards and Cultural Heritage – Strategies for Minimal-Invasive Oil Recovery from Hitoric Wrecks in the Baltic Sea - Eric Hanstein
Environmental Impact Assessment of War Shipwrecks: A Contribution to Source Apportionment of Marine-Based Pollutants - Benjamin Orban
German X Torpedoboots Flotilla - A Threat Emerging From the Depths of Sea and History - Ivar Treffner

3D Underwater Archaeological Documentation in Austrian Lakes - Stefan Krojer
Geoarchaeology of Leuke Akte Roman Harbour and Submerged Columns Remains by Technology Technic for Heritage Protected Methods in Ras El Hekma Area, NW coast of Egypt - Samah Moustafa AboZeid
Coastal Engineering: The Discovery of a Roman Terp Along the Heistlaan in Ramskapelle (Knokke-Heist, Belgium) - Dieter Verwerft
A Case study: The Story of an Amphora Seen Through Analytical Data, Archaeological Context and Conservation Practices - Violeta Karailieva

A break from the scientific programme with a number of short guided visits to local sites.