Site Report Form
We're interested in any shipwrecks, plane crashes, Native American sites, submerged wharves and shipyards, or other sites you know of in both coastal and inland waters. Don't worry about filling in every blank if you are uncertain, what you contribute may dovetail with what others know to create a more complete picture of Connecticut's maritime resources.

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O.S.A. Library Resources
Click here for a list of underwater archaeological references available at the Connecticut Office of State Archaeology library, located at the University of Connecticut, Storrs.



WWW Resources
International WWW Resources
ICOMOS Underwater Cultural Heritage
Port Maritime Infomation Gateway
Western Australian Maritime Museum
Nova Scotia Museum Underwater Archaeology
The Ships' Graveyards of South Australia
Advisory Council on Underwater Archaeology

Federal WWW Resources
Federal Abandoned Shipwreck Act
U.S. Coast Guard Historian's Office
U.S. Navy Policy on Naval & Aircraft Wreck Sites
Naval Historical Center
National Park Service Submerged Cultural Resources Unit
National Park Service Maritime Heritage Program
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Dive Page
Marine Protected Areas of the United States

State WWW Resources
Florida Underwater Archaeological Preserves
Georgia Underwater Archaeology
Minnesota Historical Society
Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project
South Carolina Maritime Heritage
Texas A&M Ship Reconstruction Laboratory
Nautical Archaeology at Texas A&M

Connecticut WWW Resources
Connecticut Archaeology Center
Connecticut General Statute Sec. 10-386
Mystic Aquarium Institute for Exploration
Mystic Seaport
Connecticut River Museum
Office of Long Island Sound Programs
National Undersea Research Center

Other WWW Resources
A Guide to Underwater Archaeology Resources on the Internet
UnderwaterArchaeology.com
Institute of Nautical Archaeology
Methods of Conserving Archaeological Materials from Underwater Sites
Port Maritime Information Gateway
Ships of Discovery
The Mother of All Maritime Links: Archaeology