Visitors there, and any registered school group, also can email questions to the researchers. The research team will recover artifacts from the area most likely to be affected by hurricanes. Establishing permanent reference markers and testing excavation tools are other objectives. The broadcasts can be seen in the Museum of History auditorium from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 2 and 3. Audiences at the museums will also have questions answered during the two half-hour segments.
Picture quality depends on water conditions.
If weather conditions prohibit diving, broadcasts coming from the Maritime Museum will cover related topics such as archaeology, history, conservation and museum exhibits. Schools may register at the above web address. Intersal Inc. Operations Director Mike Daniel found the shipwreck in November 1996 with information provided by company President Phil Masters. The UAU has led dives at this shipwreck since 1997.