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  1. ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE FORMATION OF THE “SEA SCOUT WRECK”: MALLOWS BAY, NANJEMOY, MARYLAND

    … Sea Scout Wreck, located in the recently formed Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary (Nanjemoy, Maryland). To achieve this, historical and archaeological data were used to create three-dimensional (3D) models that represent key stages of the vessel's use-life and to document the …

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  2. North Bend: Archaeological Site Formation and the Hough Type at Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary

    … historically significant vessel abandoned within Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary. The research centers around understanding the disintegration process for North Bend and identifies factors influencing its current preservation and future site formation. The research draws upon …

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  3. METAL AND WOODEN SHIPWRECKS: UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEAVY METALS, ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS, AND MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES

    Just 30 miles south of Washington D.C., Mallows Bay is an estuarine area housing nearly 200 shipwrecks, most of which have been in the area for close to 100 years and could be leaching contaminants from residual fuel and ship materials. This study examines how the wrecks, environmental factors of …

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