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ARCHEOLOGUE SUBAQUATIQUE [1 record]

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Record 1 2023-05-09

English

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  • Archaeology
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In addition to shipwrecks, underwater archaeologists study submerged aboriginal sites such as fish weirs and middens; remains of historic structures such as wharves, canal locks, and marine railways; sunken aircraft; and other submerged cultural heritage resources.

French

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  • Archéologie
CONT

En plus des épaves de navires, les archéologues subaquatiques étudient les sites d'occupation autochtone comme les barrages de pêche et les tertres; les vestiges comme les quais, les écluses ou les slips de carénage; les épaves d'avions et d'autres types de ressources culturelles submergées.

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