Vol. 3 / No. 2
By: George F. Bass
A Bronze Age Shipwreck
Just off Cape Gelidonya, on the southwest coast of Turkey, lies a row of five tiny islands, little more than […]
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Vol. 7 / No. 2
By: George F. Bass and Lloyd P. Wells
The Museum Assembles A Fleet: Two Views
By George F. Bass It was surely the most exciting day of my life. When I stepped from the limousine […]
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Vol. 8 / No. 4
By: George F. Bass
Troy and Ur: Gold Links Between Two Ancient Capitals
The early Bronze Age in much of the Aegean, Near East, and Eastern Europe might better be called the Early […]
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Vol. 10 / No. 3
By: George F. Bass
The Turkish Aegean: Proving Ground for Underwater Archaeology
In the spring of 1960, seven men and women arrived in Turkey to excavate a Bronze Age shipwreck ninety-five feet […]
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Vol. 11 / No. 1
By: George F. Bass and Laurence T. Joline
Problems of Deep Wreck Identification
Readers of recent numbers of Expedition and the National Geographic are aware already of the University Museum’s search for two specific shipwrecks off […]
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By: George F. Bass
Nautical Archaeology: From Its Beginnings at Penn to Today's INA
It all began nearly half a century ago at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. In 1959, […]
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