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12:45 – 13:15
Degradation walk - Walking around the ship
STARTING POINT Slipping slope Pavilion
Hans Huisman
Max 25 people
Interested in maritime archaeology?
Definitely join Hans Huisman's guided tour/degradation walk around the ship De Meern 1.
And at the Science Market, pay a visit to the stand of Klaas Hennepoel’s Shipyard. The shipyard specialises in traditional wooden shipbuilding techniques, applying these to, among other things, the replenishment of Roman Zwammerdam ships and to the restoration and reconstruction of traditional Dutch ships from the 17th-19th centuries (including the reconstruction of a clinker-built ‘boeijer’ and a ‘Veense boot’). They work with replicas of originally found tools.
15:00 – 16:00
Science Dialogues (English spoken) DIALOUGE
LOCATION Theatre
Dark waters and changing sea beds. Is it really possible to carry out archaeology and cultural heritage management underwater?
Mark James, Operations and Technical Director, MSDS Marine (UK) Martijn Manders, Professor in Maritime Archaeology and Underwater Cultural Heritage Management, Leiden University & Coordinator International Maritime Heritage, Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE)
19:30 – 20:30
Science Dialogues (English spoken) DIALOUGE
LOCATION Theatre
Tracing the Lost Whalers of Spitsbergen: Technology Meets the Legacy of Willem Barentsz
Øyvind Ødegård, Senior Researcher in Maritime Archaeology and Underwater Technology, Department of Archaeology and Cultural History, University Museum, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NO). Seger van den Brenk, Prospector, Periplus Archeomare
19:30 – 20:00
Degradation walk - Walking around the ship
STARTING POINT Slipping slope Pavilion
Hans Huisman
Max 25 people
Interested in maritime archaeology?
Definitely join Hans Huisman's guided tour/degradation walk around the ship De Meern 1.
And at the Science Market, pay a visit to the stand of Klaas Hennepoel’s Shipyard. The shipyard specialises in traditional wooden shipbuilding techniques, applying these to, among other things, the replenishment of Roman Zwammerdam ships and to the restoration and reconstruction of traditional Dutch ships from the 17th-19th centuries (including the reconstruction of a clinker-built ‘boeijer’ and a ‘Veense boot’). They work with replicas of originally found tools.
