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Jerome Lynn Hall, Principal Investigator

 

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These archaeologists are using surface supplied air while they measure and record the shipwreck found in Monte Cristi Bay, Dominican Republic.

Diver working on the excavation at Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic.

Archaeologist on the beach after returning from the excavation site.

An excavation crew member works on her laundry between dives.

This humble set-up served as the Kitchen for the project.

Excavation crew members live in tents such as these. The board shows the day's diving schedule.

A hammock provides a comfortable afternoon siesta for project members.

Archaeologists are accustomed to roughing it. This is the camp "facilities."

At the end of the day, detailed records must be made of all recovered artifacts.

Artifacts typical of those found on the Monte Cristi Shipwreck: clay pipes and ceramic sherds.

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