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“The History of the 1715 Medallions.” |
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Preliminary Archaeological Assessment of a late 19th century sailing vessel in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; Assessment conducted by James J. Sinclair, MA, senior archaeologist |
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Atocha Bronze Mortar - by Abraham Lopez |
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Alonso Perez, Sword Maker of Toledo - by Abraham Lopez |
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The Mysterious Numbers on the Atocha Gold Bars - by Abraham Lopez |
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The Jade Blade - by Carol Tedesco |
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Santa Margarita Lead Bale Seal - by Carol Tedesco |
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Preliminary Archaeology Report-
"Titanic 2000 Expedition"
by Jim Sinclair |
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The Boarding Axe . . . -by Noel Wells |
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1715 Canvas Conserved . . .
-by Noel Wells  |
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Unraveling the secrets of the past . . . -by Morgan Perkins IMAC Senior Staff Editor |
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Proposal for Marine Cultural Heritage Repository - by Pat Clyne |
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A hapless band of marauders?
Read Recovery to Curation by Geoff Chapman and get the "real" story ... |
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Conserving Pewter Spoons from the
Atocha- by Capt. Gary Randolph .
Gary is the Capt. of the J.B. Magruder and operation’s manager for Salvors, Inc. in Key West, Fl. When Gary’s not finding pewter spoons, he and his crew can usually be found off the Marquesas islands finding gold coins and bringing up some of the worlds most beautiful emeralds from the Atocha. |
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E. O.'s- Objects of Mystery By:
Bob Fullerton
Bob is originally from Ohio and is a retired V.A. administrator who resides in Barefoot Bay, Fl. with his wife Lorraine. He has been a devoted volunteer in the Mel Fisher Center Conservation Laboratory for six and a half years. |
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A World Class Lab
A Story of archaeological conservation. |
