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UNESCO - Underwater Cultural Heritage

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The ICOMOS International Committee on the Underwater Cultural Heritage (ICUCH)

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The Ocean Decade - The Science we need for the Ocean we want

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Arkeologi - Norsk Maritimt Museum

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Maritim arkeologi - Stavanger Maritime Museum

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cultural-management - Bergen Sjøfartsmuseum

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Cultural Heritage Act - regjeringen.no (Norway)

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Nautical Archaeology Society

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The Society for Nautical Research

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Organisations, Trusts and Museums around the world

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Welcome - Maritime Archaeology Sea Trust

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Oxford Centre for Maritime Archaeology

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The London Shipwreck Trust

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Big Anchor Project

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Florida Public Archaeology Network

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Landelijke Werkgroep Archeologie Onder Water

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Underwater archaeology in Spain

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