Forgotten Wrecks of the First World War. Impact of Bait Digging on Archaeology. What is maritime archaeology? HMD John Mitchell Interactive Model. Ports, Marinas and Harbours. Technical Modelling and 3D Services.

Discover a hidden underwater world! Holds a wide range of attractions for a day out but visit the Sunken Secrets exhibition and you can get closer to fascinating underwater finds from around the Solent. Stimulate your senses through artefact displays, videos, interactive games and activities. Learn about how maritime archaeologists do their job.

Maritime Archaeologist for an Hour. First World War - A Shipwreck Story. Dive into History, Dig into Dredging. Welcome to the Maritime Archaeology Trust. First World War Schools Shipwreck Project.

Forgotten Wrecks of the First World War. SS Tycho and SS Porthkerry. The Great War at Sea. Fighting the War at Sea. How many ships did Britain lose during the War? Great War Maritime Poetry. Shipwrecks of the Channel Crossing. Developed in conjunction with Ext-Joom. Jump to main navigation and login. Welcome to the Forgotten Wrecks of the First World War Project.

Welcome to the Arch-Manche project; Archaeology, Art and Coastal Heritage tools to support coastal management and climate change planning across the Channel Regional Sea. Page The evidence collected and the results can also be viewed spatially through the Arch-Manche Geoportal. Below is the Launch Video to welcome you to the project. The INTERREG IVA 2 Seas Programme Authorities are not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.

Welcome to the community project Art to Sea! The Heritage Lottery Fund has enabled the Friends of Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology to run an exciting community project that will involve and engage the community. The project will culminate in an exhibition of maritime memories by the participants using collected image comparisons of the same areas, and accompanying oral accounts where possible. Forgotten Wrecks of the First World War.

Diving Deeper with the Maritime Archaeology Trust. Lieutenant John Ronald Reuel Tolkien arrived in Southampton, one of the hundreds of wounded and ill servicemen returning home aboard the Hospital Ship. Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers, 74. Brigade, were sent to Ypres where they were almost completely wiped out. With hammocks for 1200 patients, the. Was one of many hospit.

Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology. Or use the address at the. PATHH was initiated by the Hampshire Countryside Access Forum and its first phase was managed by the. Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology. The first phase of PATHH, the initial research into historic routes, ran from.