Intertidal Shipwrecks

List of Figures

List of Tables

Foreword

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1. Introduction
Jennifer E. Jones, Calvin H. Mires, and Daniel Zwick

Chapter 2. Skeletons in the Sand: National Park Service Work on Intertidal Shipwrecks, 1982–1990
James P. Delgado

Chapter 3. Between Two Tides: Managing Intertidal Shipwrecks as an Archaeological Resource in Aotearoa New Zealand
Kurt Bennett and Bev Parslow

Chapter 4. Now You See It, Now You Don’t: Management of the Intertidal Historic Shipwreck Buster
Brad Duncan and David Greenhalgh

Chapter 5. The Management of Intertidal Shipwrecks in Germany
Daniel Zwick

Chapter 6. Investigating Intertidal Shipwrecks on North Bull Island, Dublin Bay, Ireland
Edward Pollard, Robert Shaw, Karl Brady, Anthony Corns, Sandra Henry, and Linda Shine

Chapter 7. The Sea Scout Wreck: 3D Models as Heritage Management Tools in the Intertidal Potomac River, Maryland
Taylor Picard and Nathan Richards

Chapter 8. The Impact of Coastal Erosion and Vandalism on a Maine Shipwreck: Strategies for the Study, Management, and Protection of Intertidal Shipwrecks
Stefan Claesson

Chapter 9. Discussing the Problems Affecting the Recording of Wrecks in the Intertidal Zone in the Province of Bizkaia (Basque Country, Spain)
José Manuel Matés Luque

Chapter 10. Tides, Sand, and Timbers: A Threatened Mid-Nineteenth-Century Wreck Site on the Coast of Patagonia
Mónica Grosso, Cristian Murray, María Paula Bunicontro, Mariam Pousa, and Guillermo Gutiérrez

Chapter 11. Community Archaeology in the Intertidal Zone: A Case Study from North Kent, United Kingdom
Mark Harrison and Hefin Meara

Chapter 12. CITiZAN: Volunteer-Focused Rapid Recording around England’s Coast
Andy Sherman

Chapter 13. Driven Ashore and Gone to Pieces: The Beach Wrecks of North Carolina
Stephen Bradford Atkinson

Chapter 14. “Skeletons of Foundered Ships”: Beached Shipwrecks of St. Augustine, Florida, America’s Oldest Port
Chuck Meide

Chapter 15. Managing the Mallows Bay World War I Emergency Fleet
Susan B. M. Langley

Chapter 16. Don’t Come and Take It: Chronicling Environmental and Anthropogenic Impacts on Historic Shipwrecks in the Texas Coastal Zone
Amy A. Borgens

Chapter 17. Investigating Processes of Wreck Formation: Shipwrecks on the Beach Environment in the Mediterranean and Adriatic Sea
Carlo Beltrame

Epilogue: Intertidal Shipwrecks, Climate Change, and Sustainable Cultural Heritage Management
Athena Trakadas

List of Contributors

Index