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New World Laboratory |
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The New World Nautical
Archaeology Laboratory serves as the central clearinghouse for Center
for Maritime Archaeology and Conservation and Nautical Archaeology
Program research projects focused on the Western Hemisphere and
European expansion. The lab provides working space, computer
facilities, and resources for students and scholars researching
shipwrecks and topics in the New World. The space is also used as the
repository for Dr. Crisman's research on Lake Champlain, the Great Lakes, the Azores, Western River Steamboats, and the War of 1812.
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Current Research Projects: Steamboat Heroine and Western River Steamboats - Kevin Crisman War of 1812 Shipwrecks - Kevin Crisman Lake Champlain - Kevin Crisman French and Indian War sloop H.M.S. Boscawen - Kevin Crisman Lake Ontario Maritime Cultural Landscape - Ben Ford Great Lakes Merchant Schooners - Jon Swanson Portuguese Nautical Iconography - Katie Custer Development of the Iberian Caravel - George Schwarz H.M.S. Pallas - P. Erik Flynn Batavia Ship Research - Wendy van Duivenvoorde Rigging La Belle - Catharine Carter Western Empire - Joshua Levin P.M.S.S. Great Republic - Andrew Roberts
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