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Home › ALSF Wrecks on the Seabed › Round Two › Year 2 (Geophysics) › Survey Areas and Aims

Deep Wrecks Surveys

The three wrecks in deeper water were selected from United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) wreck data for the south coast for the same area studied in Round 1 of the Wrecks on the Seabed Project. The choice was narrowed to wrecks that were unidentified and lying in approximately 50m of water.

The chosen wrecks were:

Wessex Archaeology No.

UKHO Comments

Depth

1001

Small wreck – intact - wooden

56m

1002

Lying on starboard side – masts lie alongside

49m

1003

Intact – probably two masts

46m

Standard surveys were conducted over each wreck using a sidescan sonar, magnetometer and multibeam echosounder similar to the surveys conducted in Round 1 of the project.

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ALSF Wrecks on the Seabed

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      • Methodology
      • Survey Areas and Aims
        • Areas and Aims
        • 2km x 2km Area Survey
        • Deep Wrecks Surveys
      • Results
    • Year 2 (Deep ROV)

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