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Treasure hunting is highly destructive

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This section is intended as a repository of resources for maritime archaeologists and interested non-professionals. We will share class lectures on related subjects, a glossary project, information about laws pertaining to the protection of the maritime cultural heritage, and a constellation project that will establish connections between the subjects in this website.

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