The Journal keeps readers abreast of the latest explorations, discoveries and technical innovations in the field. Studies about ancient ships, harbours and cargoes, whether from excavations or documentary sources, will furnish new data for the naval architect, historian and archaeologist. Information on the well-preserved artifacts discovered through techniques of underwater archaeology is especially valuable, since these materials are seldom, if ever, found in excavations on land because of their perishable nature. Other areas covered are underwater excavations, archaeology of sites in rivers, lakes and the sea, surveying techniques, reports of dives, legislation for protection of sites and conservation. The Journal also features book reviews and notes and news on current excavations IJNA is published quarterly.
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