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From Mountain Top to Ocean Bottom
A Comprehensive Approach to Archaeological Research
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Abstract
In recent decades sophisticated survey techniques have been applied by archaeologists to document human activity on land (Cherry et al., 1991; Malone et al., 1994). Similar advances have occurred with survey and exploration techniques recording shallow water archaeological resources (Bass 1987, 1989) and deep water remains (Ballard 1993; McCann and Freed, 1994).
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Archaeological Research Remote Operate Vehicle Nautical Archaeology Deep Surface Layer Ancient Trade Route
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