Shipwreck Maps: Documenting Warwick
By Guest Blogger: Jeff Delsescaux When not being delayed by weather, the crew of the Warwick Project is recording the shipwreck in minute detail. To make sure we make an […]
Tag Archives: Diving
Storms on the Horizon
A tropical storm swept across Bermuda last week, decimating our diving operation. We are finally back on track, and are working double shifts to make up lost time. We had […]
Sifting Through History, Underwater
One of the most important, dirty and labor intensive aspects of terrestrial archaeology is screening excavated sediments: as above, so below. Well, sort of. Working underwater makes everything more complicated. […]
Holding it all together
Warwick lies, torn asunder, on the floor of Castle Harbour. As we slowly uncover the ship’s buried skeleton, we are continuously astounded by the quality of her construction. She was […]
A Moment of Clarity
The previous week had been grey and miserable. The wind kept shifting and made rounding Castle Roads a choppy passage. For the most part, we were constantly working with the […]
