news & Updates
Marketing plan slide deck
Attached is a slide deck of our marketing plan and vision. Please contact us at [email protected] with any questions. Thank you. AHEPA_HAES_MARKETING_PLANDownload
Slides from presentation at the AHEPA Family Supreme Convention
Attached is the slide deck for our presentation at the 2023 AHEPA Family Supreme Convention held in Las Vegas this year. Please contact us at [email protected] with any questions. Thank you. HAES_AHEPA_CONVENTION_2023Download
Expected Benefits of Laser Scanning for Mentor Shipwreck Excavation Programme
The archaeologists from the Mentor Shipwreck Excavation Programme team plan on using laser scanning in the following ways (verbatim): in the study of the ship's hull and rigging in the study of the site formation processes in the study of the ship's cargo distribution...
History of Underwater Archaeology Methods
Underwater archaeology has evolved considerably over its short history with its beginnings in the mid-twentieth century. Initially, tape measures, depth gauges, and hand sketching were used for surveying a site. Photo credit: Viv Hamilton While underwater photography...
AHEPA Family Supreme Convention
To our friends interested in maritime archaeology in Greece, This week, we are attending the AHEPA Family Supreme Convention in Las Vegas. We have uploaded the video shown during our presentation on Vimeo and YouTube which are found here:Προς τους φίλους μας που...
High Resolution 3D models coming
To our friends interested in maritime archaeology in Greece, One of the goals that we have at the HAES is for high-detail 3D models to be shared with the world so that scientists, researchers, and students from grade school to PhD programs can access. To demonstrate...
Major update: Project Enigma
To our friends interested in maritime archaeology in Greece, We have chosen a name for our first expedition. As this will be the Next Generation in Maritime Archaeology, we have taken the first letter of those words, NGMA, for the name Project ENIGMA. We are excited...
Major update: Laser Scanner from Newton Labs
To our friends interested in maritime archaeology in Greece, We have a major development in that the HAES NGO has purchased the most sophisticated laser scanner in its class, the PL3200UW-LW from Newton Labs. This laser scanner is capable of reaching depths of 3200...
ROV – New Development
To our friends interested in maritime archaeology in Greece, We wish to share a new development regarding the ROV that we plan to use in our proposed project for next year. Our laser scanning expert from Norsk Remote Sensing has chosen the VideoRay Mission Specialist...