Research and protection of maritime cultural heritage
IN POSEIDON'S REALM XXV, 12th - 17th February 2020 in Frankfurt/Main
REGISTRATION FORM for participans. Further information below.
Here is the current PROGRAM for the conference.
Our conferecne hotel will be the Hotel Monopol:
www.hotelmonopol-frankfurt.de
Rooms can be bocked via the online booking form. If you do your reservation between December 15, 2019 and January 29, 2020, you will receive a 10% discount together with the booking code "DEGUWA" on the hotel room you have selected.
After entering the booking code, the total price including the discount appears.
Information regarding public transportation you will find here:
RMV informationes
RMV taxes
RMV route map
The museum ticket which entitles your free admission to the museums of the city of Frankfurt during the durance of the conference plus a day before and a day after, is available as follows: Prior to the official registration on February 14, 2020, at 6.30 p.m., you may pick up the museum ticket directly at the museum box office of the AMF, showing your ID card. Otherwise, you receive your museum ticket together with your conference registration.
The new edition of Skyllis has been published:
Marek Palaczyk
Nikoline Sauer
Ian K. Whitbread
Lisa Betina, Stella Skaltsa
Viktoria Georgopoulou, Anno Hein, Dimitris Grigoropoulos
John Lund
Alexandra Ch. J. von Miller
Lars Heinze
Sarah Japp
Anneke Keweloh-Kaletta, Nicole Neuenfeld
Güler Ateş
Anna Andrea Nagy, György Szakmány, Piroska Magyar Hárshegyi
Nico Schwerdt
The Current State of Processing Amphoras from Humeitepe/Miletus
Sabine Huy
Benjamin Engels
Gerald Finkielsztejn
Indices of contents of the volumes are available in our online-archive. You can get the skyllis by a subscription or a DEGUWA membership. For subscribing or ordering a single issue, please fill in the SKYLLIS order form and send it via post to the given address.
Review of "In Poseidon's Realm XXIV"
1. The abstracts with all contributions
2. the report of the conference, written by Luisa Goldammer, Anne-Kathrin Piele, Thomas Reiser and Anja Rutter
3. more photos are available here.
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This was recently demonstrated at the DEGUWA conference ‘In Poseidon’s Realm XXIV’ held in Bodrum Turkey in April 2019 when NAS ran a tutor information session about their International Education Programme. This presentation, by the NAS’s Education Officer Peta Knott, was well attended and half the audience comprised enthusiastic DEGUWA members and tutors. They were all keen to hear about the recently revised Education Programme in the United Kingdom to see if it would be of use to their organisation. Since first becoming International Training Partners, DEGUWA have been teaching interested divers a German version of the NAS syllabus. These recreational divers have been trained in practical archaeological skills that allow them to carefully record underwater sites paired with a theoretical understanding of why it is important that these wrecks are preserved. Without these citizen scientists, it would not be possible to investigate and protect the vast number of underwater sites that are part of all our heritage. Into the future, it looks like these underwater sites are in good hands, with DEGUWA tutors keen to update their training programme and make it available to as many divers as possible. And so the DEGUWA – NAS partnership will continue as they work together to provide quality archaeological training for divers and opportunities for them to record and protect our collective underwater cultural heritage. |
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Will the Federal Foreign Office create the ratification of the UNESCO Convention for the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage by 2019? |