International Handbook of Underwater Archaeology

Dedication. Contributors. Foreword; J.B. Arnold.Part I: Introduction. 1. Introduction to The International Handbook of Underwater Archaeology; J.F. Barstad, C.V. Ruppé. 2. Timelines of Underwater Archaeology; J.D. Broadwater.Part II: The Geography of Underwater Archaeology.Section 1: United States. 3. Maine: The Last Twenty Years; W. Riess. 4. Massachusetts: The Devil to Pay and No Pitch Hot!; V.T. Mastone. 5. The Nautical Archaeology of Lake Champlain; K.J. Crisman. 6. Lake George, New York: Recent Investigations at a Mountain Waterway; J.W. Zarzinski. 7. Underwater Archaeology in Rhode Island; D.K. Abbass. 8. The Maryland/Chesapeake Region; S.B.M. Langley. 9. Maritime Archaeology in North Carolina; L.E. Babits. 10. South Carolina: A Drop in the Bucket; C.F. Amer. 11. Florida; R.C. Smith. 12. The Great Lakes States; J.R. Halsey. 13. Steamboat Archaeology on the Missouri River; A. Corbin. 14. Texas Shipwrecks: Progress in the Decade 1988-1998; J.B. Arnold III. 15. Marine and Underwater Archaeology on the Pacific Coast; J.P. Delgado. 16. Underwater Archaeology Hawaiian Style; H. Van Tilburg.Section 2: Mexico, Caribbean, Bermuda, and South America. 17. Mexico: A Country with a Rich Underwater Legacy; P.L. Erreguerena. 18. Problems and Progress in the Caribbean; M.E. Leshikar-Denton. 19. Underwater Cultural Heritage in Bermuda; C.E. Smith Jr.,E.C. Harris. 20. Water: A New Field in Argentinian Archaeology; D.C. Elkin.Section 3: Europe and the Mediterranean. 21. Archaeology in the Marine Environment in Sweden; C.O. Cederlund. 22. Aspects of Maritime History of Finland and the Eastern Baltic; C. Ahlström. 23. England and Wales: Recent Issues in Maritime Archaeology; G.P. Darrington. 24. Shipwreck Archaeology in Scotland; C.J.M. Martin. 25. Underwater Archaeology in the Republic of Ireland; C. Breen, A. O'Sullivan. 26. Maritime Archaeology in Northern Ireland: A Holistic Approach; B. Williams. 27. France; M. Guéerout. 28. Italy; C. Beltrame. 29. New Courses in Maritime

From the reviews: "The editors are to be congratulated in managing and controlling a huge body of geographically wide and chronologically diverse material. For the uninitiated, this handbook is a first-class, undaunting introduction to underwater archaeology, enabling the reader to grasp the current situation rapidly and accurately. For the specialist its importance lies in its accessibility to work conducted across the globe, of which it is often difficult to keep abreast." (Sean Kingsley; Minerva 54, 15:4)