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Monday, October 04, 2004
International Seminar on Marine Archaeology - 2005 (India)
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(Jointly organized by the Indian Navy andthe Archaeological Survey of India)
Theme INDIA AND EASTERN SEAS
Dates 17-19 March 2005
Venue India International Centre, New Delhi
Objectives
Following the success of the First International Seminar on Marine Archaeology, which was held in 2003 it was decided that it should be held regularly every second year. ISMA 2005 focuses on the east coast of India and maritime activities in eastern seas. New technologies of preservation of maritime heritage and recent discoveries would also be included.
The conference aims to bring together scholars and professionals to discuss a variety of topics related to maritime heritage. ISMA 2005 will make an important contribution to recent advances in research and up to date studies on maritime history and maritime heritage in eastern seas.
Conference Topics
Ancient ports
Ancient Ports of India (East Coast)
Traditional Boat Building
Maritime History
Maritime Trade and Contacts
Underwater Heritage
Literature
Tradition
Art and Architecture
Religion and Culture
Hydrographic conditions
Cartography
Navigation
Instrumentation, etc.
Please forward this information to anyone you feel may be interested or would benefit from this information.
Dr Alok Tripathi
Underwater Archaeology Wing
Archaeological Survey of India Janpath, New Delhi
– 110011Tele Fax – 011 – 23017197
alok_asi@hotmail.com alok_asi@rediffmail.com
(Jointly organized by the Indian Navy andthe Archaeological Survey of India)
Theme INDIA AND EASTERN SEAS
Dates 17-19 March 2005
Venue India International Centre, New Delhi
Objectives
Following the success of the First International Seminar on Marine Archaeology, which was held in 2003 it was decided that it should be held regularly every second year. ISMA 2005 focuses on the east coast of India and maritime activities in eastern seas. New technologies of preservation of maritime heritage and recent discoveries would also be included.
The conference aims to bring together scholars and professionals to discuss a variety of topics related to maritime heritage. ISMA 2005 will make an important contribution to recent advances in research and up to date studies on maritime history and maritime heritage in eastern seas.
Conference Topics
Ancient ports
Ancient Ports of India (East Coast)
Traditional Boat Building
Maritime History
Maritime Trade and Contacts
Underwater Heritage
Literature
Tradition
Art and Architecture
Religion and Culture
Hydrographic conditions
Cartography
Navigation
Instrumentation, etc.
Please forward this information to anyone you feel may be interested or would benefit from this information.
Dr Alok Tripathi
Underwater Archaeology Wing
Archaeological Survey of India Janpath, New Delhi
– 110011Tele Fax – 011 – 23017197
alok_asi@hotmail.com alok_asi@rediffmail.com
