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Sea Change: Human and Climate Influences on Our Maritime Past conference at Royal Marine Hotel in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland - 18th-21st November 2022 #SeaChange22

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Tickets are now on sale for #SeaChange22 #conference. Early bird tickets until 1st Oct. Organised by @NautArchSoc @divingireland @CHERISHproj & @NationalMons.

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#archaeology #Ireland #heritage #climatechange

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@CormacDuffy @NautArchSoc Thanks for coming. It was great to have you with us at #SeaChange22. We must bring our #ArchConf to Belfast one day.

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Thanks to Ted Pollard from @CHERISHproj @DiscProg for delivering the #Seachange22 inter-tidal archaeology workshop despite the atrocious weather - as forecast by our sponsors @MetEireann

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Great discussion today at the Bull Island recording intertidal shipwrecks workshop for final day of #SeaChange22!

Indoor demonstration on locating and surveying shipwrecks in @DiscProg offices due to bad weather

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Wrapping up #Seachange22 #ArchConf22 with a visit to @homeofguinness - after all you don’t come to #Dublin without trying the local produce #GUİNNESS

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@HeritageMedic @NautArchSoc Thanks for coming. Safe journey home. See you at #ArchConf23 #PWA50

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It helps to have 'local eyes in the water' when you are caring for the Spanish Armada wreck of La Juliana says Fionnbarr Moore from @NationalMons #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj

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A very busy five days on the Bronze Bell wreck incorporated environmental research and community archaeology as well as monitoring studies as @AlisonJames81 of @MSDSMarine told us. #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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How do you protect a significant war grave wreck that's 93m deep? @KelleherConnie of @NationalMons Service - Archaeology explains how to do it. #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingireland @CHERISHproj

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Fascinating to see how submerged, ancient, built structures can be used to track sea level change in the Aegean Sea. Thanks to Eleni Kolaiti https://t.co/HCHhbBKx6a and Nikos Mourtzas https://t.co/Xc2n2etEQY #SeaChange22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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Investigating the remains of a once grand harbour at #Cockenzie #Scotland Andrea Hamel shares the work @wessexarch has been doing. #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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A local history group found ancient bridge remains in #Scotland and Bob Mackintosh from @wessexarch tells us about the investigation into this find. #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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Eminent maritime historian #CormacLowth is sharing his extensive research into Ringsend Sailing Trawlers and the 19th century Irish fishing industry #fishinghistory #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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That line of stones in the beach might be more significant than you thought. @PMonty18 from @tcddublin is talking about the international project on Underwater Cultural Heritage of Stone Tidal Weirs #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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After the success of our dugout boat recording course on Friday, Niall Gregory is enlightening all conference delegates about these remarkable and enduring vessels. #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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People have been sailing around Ireland for thousands of years. Just how much of the coastline has changed over this time? @EJDPollard can tell us! #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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It's important to start a conference day with a detailed report from Head of Forecasting at @MetEireann @EvelynCusack4 Thanks for letting us know what the weather is like outside our conference room! #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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@noonan_malcolm Thanks for coming and for your support - the Irish hospitality has been wonderful to experience.

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@HeritageMedic @NautArchSoc @HE_Maritime Thanks for joining us at #SeaChange22 - hope you enjoyed the day

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Two experienced tech-divers telling us about the sad effect of 'wreck fog' sweeping the rust off deep-wrecks and contributing to their deterioration. #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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Augusto Salgado tells us how he contends with the ever moving sediments of Tejo’s sandbanks in Portugal as the Portuguese navy investigates shipwrecks. https://t.co/BKWbhJfuK7 #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons

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Our conference is in Dublin Bay, so it's only appropriate that we hear about the coastal processes effecting the area from Niall Brady https://t.co/j78tWgmBuK #SeaChange22 #ArchConf22 @NautArchSoc @divingIreland @CHERISHProj @NationalMons