VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
FIELD SCHOOL IN
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY
AT THE
BERMUDA MARITIME MUSEUM
BERMUDA 2001
August,
2001
See our team inspecting several
shipwrecks with
and relaxing in the Royal Naval
Dockyard with
Bermuda Maritime Museum Director of Underwater Archaeology Mr. Cliff
Smith and VU’s Prof. Francisco Estrada-Belli
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group at dock 8/4/01 |
Nola, bow 7/25/01 |
Constellation , cement bags 7/25/01 |
Stephen at the Minnie Brasseleur (1873) 8/2/01 |
Kristen seen through the eye of the shark 8/2/01 |
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Malabar, ready to dive 8/2/01 |
Greg in “Devo” suit drawing the 18 Century Wreck 8/3/01 |
Dead eyes. North Carolina 1880 |
Yard mapping execise |
Kristen and Adam on the Marie Celeste 8/2/01 |
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En route to St. George’s biological research station 7/28/01 |
Kristen on the Minnie Brasseleur |
Fort play: Anna and Eric |
Mandatory sunset hour |
Jason: no comment |
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Hawkins Island: Eric mapping a cannon |
18 Century Wreck: Eric showing a fastener |
Our fort: The Dockyard Keep and Commissioner’s House |
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Adam, Jason, Eric |
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Weatherbird research vessel, St. George’s |
Stephen, Eric and Greg |
18 Century Wreck: Stephen and Greg excavating |
18 Century Wreck: Adam |
Stephen, Francisco dredging |
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Ceasar: Stephen and grind stones |
B29 airplane Kristen and engine |
BARRACUDA!! |
Cliff Smith (Bermuda Maritime Museum) with cannon 3 of “Le Hero”, a slave ship wrecked in 1741. |
Francisco Estrada-Belli and cannon 2 of “Le Hero”. |
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Claudio Lozano, Jim Delgado and Cliff Smith |
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It’s 82F when it’s cold!! |
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AKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We would like to thank the Bermuda Maritime Museum Director
Dr. Edward C. Harris and Mr. Cliff Smith, BMM Director of Underwater Archaeology
for their hospitality and collaboration.
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