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Exhibit at the 2008 Conference on Historical and UnderwaterArchaelogy held January 9-13, in Albuquerque, NM.
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steering machinery from 7000ft wreck
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Robert E Lee bridge telegraph in 4800 ft of water
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ROV gently excavating the mardi gras wreck in 4000 ft of water
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sector scanning sonar image of 1837 steamship New_York
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ROV gently excavating the mardi gras wreck in 4000 ft of water
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Battle of the Atlantic_ U-701_Sellers_26
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2011 workshop algae
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2011 workshop algae
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2011 workshop algae room
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2011 workshop bivalves
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Archaeologists Jack Irion, Dave Ball and Chris Horrell pictured with the the brass shell casing from the German U-507 presented to the D-Day Museum in New Orleans
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February 2005- Archaeologist Jack Irion, representing MMS, at the unveiling of the expended brass shell casing from the 10.5cm deck canon of the German U-boat (U-507)to the D-Day Museum in New Orleans.
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2011 workshop bivalves
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2011 workshop inverts
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Billy Mitchel destroyer mosaic NOAA OER-BOEM-USGS
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FGB-VideoTransects
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HI A 370 A #8
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merry go round 1
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Divers looking over maps.
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ROV
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Divers inspecting equipment before a dive.
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FrozenGasHyd
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Archaeologist Jack Irion and biologist Herb Leedy led a team of world-renowned scientist into the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico to conduct a biological and archaeological investigation of World War II Shipwrecks
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A natural arch formation in Arches National Monument, Moab, Utah
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At a ceremony at the Cabildo, the Agency donated more than 500 historic artifacts discovered at the site of the 19th century "Mardi Gras" shipwreck, located in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
