A place for submerged aircraft in maritime archaeology?
In this post, maritime archaeologist Tony Burgess examines the growing sub-field of aviation archaeology.
When one thinks of maritime archaeology, the first images conjured up are those of shipwrecks, and maybe harbours and submerged landscapes, but (perhaps for fairly obvious reasons) rarely of submerged aircraft, and yet aircraft and all things maritime do share common ground, both literally and theoretically.
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