Maritime Archaeology breaks new ground in a collaborative research project evaluating the underwater archaeological resources in Montenegro.
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From May 24th to June 18th 2009, American Foundation RPM Nautical run by Archeological Director Dr. Jeff Royal conducted the three weeks long research in Boka Bay in Montenegro. This research was a result of cooperation between US Embassy in Podgorica, Regional Institute for Cultural Heritage from Kotor and Underwater Demining Center from Bijela. The research resulted in finding a sunken submarine, one location with amphorae and two Roman cargo ships that are believed to be dating back to the period between 1st and 3rd century AD. The first vessel was transporting tiles and roof coverings, some of which still seem to be intact, while the other ships cargo were amphorae. These discoveries are of the biggest underwater archeological significance for Montenegro and speak a volume of rich heritage that Montenegro owns and which need to be protected. The cooperation with RPM Nautical Foundation will be continued next year. From July 20th to 27th Regional Underwater Diving and Demining Center from Bijela hosted a training instructed by The World Diving Federation Representatives and Italian and Croatian instructors. Regional Center from Bijela now has 6 professional and 3 sport divers who are trained to work with archeologists on sites of archeological interest. The 9 divers had a chance to dive down to the recently discovered intact ship marked by RPM Nautical ship Hercules and see on spot one of the unique archeological sites on the Mediterranean. The participants and ...
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Boka Kotorska 1 is an ancient shipwreck that lies off the coast of Montenegro. The original vessel most likely sunk sometime between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD. All that remains on the surface of the seafloor are the large tiles that the vessel was probably carrying as cargo. Boka Kotorska 1 was discovered by RPM Nautical Foundation in 2009 and this new HD footage of the site was taken in 2010 via RPM Nautical's ROV. More about RPM Nautical: www.rpmnautical.org
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Boka Kotorska 2 is shipwreck from the 2nd century BC that lies in deep water off the coast of Montenegro. A large number of amphora sit on the seafloor and remain as the only testament to the ship's existence and sinking. Boka Kotorska 2 was discovered by RPM Nautical Foundation in 2009 and this new HD footage of the site was taken this year with RPM Nautical's ROV. RPM Nautical Foundation: www.rpmnautical.org
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A short video showing a day in the life aboard RPM Nautical's research vessel, the Hercules, including ROV operations and a closer look at an ancient amphora from the shipwreck below.
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The fourth part of the series " MACEDONIAN LANGUAGE". In this video presentation we present ancient Macedonian inscriptions. Inscriptions of the Macedonian coins, that verify what language they were speaking. It also verify their nationality. Against all those that claim the Hellenic identity and history of Macedonia.
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The research project of the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids continues to be atypical for Bosnian and Herzegovina. There are a large number of interested volunteers to come to Visoko and participate in the International Volunteer Work Action with the Bosnian acronym "MRAV 2011" despite Bosnia's political problems and loss of foreign capital and investors. These, the world's largest pyramids last year attracted more than 50000 tourists, various world experts, 500 volunteers from 5 continents, 45 archeologists and the media. As of the first week of April 2011, the Foundation has received 474 applications of volunteers for work on the Bosnian pyramids. Of these 285 men and 189 women. Applications have come from 42 countries on 6 continents: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Great Britain, Holland, Ireland, France, USA, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Colombia, Sweden, Canada, Australia, Austria, China, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Finland, Italy, India, Indonesia, Egypt, Poland, Rumania, Russia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Denmark, Spain, Brazil, Jordan, Belgium, Estonia, Saudi Arabia, Argentina and Bulgaria. Among the applicants there are 15 archeologists, 6 anthropologists, 8 historians and 7 geologists. The oldest volunteer (Smail Sikirić) is 71 years old, and the youngest (Nimai Kotnik) is only 10 and is coming with parents link www.bosnian-pyramid.com www.bosnianpyramid.com www.bosnian-pyramid.net en.wikipedia.org www.archaeology.org ...
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Thracians inhabited the ancient provinces of: Dacia, Thracia, Moesia, Macedonia, Odrysia, Illyria, Scythia, Sarmatia, Bithynia, Mysia, Pannonia, and other regions on the Balkans and Anatolia (Eastern, Central and Southern part of the Balkan peninsula, as well as Eastern Europe). Today, these...
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The research project of the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids continues to be atypical for Bosnian and Herzegovina. There are a large number of interested volunteers to come to Visoko and participate in the International Volunteer Work Action with the Bosnian acronym "MRAV 2011" despite Bosnia's political problems and loss of foreign capital and investors. These, the world's largest pyramids last year attracted more than 50000 tourists, various world experts, 500 volunteers from 5 continents, 45 archeologists and the media. As of the first week of April 2011, the Foundation has received 474 applications of volunteers for work on the Bosnian pyramids. Of these 285 men and 189 women. Applications have come from 42 countries on 6 continents: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Great Britain, Holland, Ireland, France, USA, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Colombia, Sweden, Canada, Australia, Austria, China, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Finland, Italy, India, Indonesia, Egypt, Poland, Rumania, Russia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Denmark, Spain, Brazil, Jordan, Belgium, Estonia, Saudi Arabia, Argentina and Bulgaria. Among the applicants there are 15 archeologists, 6 anthropologists, 8 historians and 7 geologists. The oldest volunteer (Smail Sikirić) is 71 years old, and the youngest (Nimai Kotnik) is only 10 and is coming with parents link www.bosnian-pyramid.com www.bosnianpyramid.com www.bosnian-pyramid.net en.wikipedia.org www.archaeology.org ...
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Ferries to Croatia: www.ferriescroatia.com Croatia - is a country in Southeastern Europe, at the crossroads of the Pannonian Plain, the Balkans, and the Mediterranean Sea. Its capital (and largest city) is Zagreb. Croatia borders Slovenia and Hungary to the north, Serbia to the northeast, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the east, and Montenegro to the southeast, and it has a sea border with Italy to the southwest The Croats arrived in the seventh century in what is Croatia today. They organized the state into two dukedoms. The first king, Tomislav I was crowned in AD 925 and Croatia was elevated into Kingdom. The Kingdom of Croatia retained its sovereignty for almost two centuries, reaching its peak during the rule of Kings Petar Krešimir IV and Zvonimir. Via "Pacta conventa", Croatia entered a personal union with Hungary in 1102. In 1526, the Croatian Parliament elected Ferdinand from the House of Habsburg to the Croatian throne. In 1918 Croatia declared independence from Austria-Hungary and joined the Kingdom of Yugoslavia as co-founder. During World War II, Nazis occupied Croatian territory and with the aid of Ustaše created the Independent State of Croatia. After the war Croatia became a founding member of Second Yugoslavia. On 25 June 1991 Croatia declared independence and became a sovereign state. ( wikipedia)
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