More Shipwrecks of Florida by Steven Singer

More Shipwrecks of Florida by Steven Singer

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More Shipwrecks of Florida by Steven Singer

More Shipwrecks of Florida is a sequel to Shipwrecks of Florida, 2nd Edition, by Steven D. Singer. This new book is a comprehensive listing of shipwrecks around Florida, organized by location, and also covering topics such as search and salvage, artifact conservation, and rights to wrecks. More Shipwrecks of Florida includes more up-to-date information about the wrecks, with GPS coordinates, as well as stories of pirates and privateers, wreckers, and sunken treasure.
Singer, Steven Danforth: - Steven Danforth Singer has been diving for over 30 years, first in New Jersey, where he grew up, and now in Florida, where he has been a certified scuba instructor and has worked on a number of archaeological and treasure salvage projects. He earned his bachelor's degree in environmental science from New England College and has studied underwater archaeology at Nova University. He has worked as an associate editor for Treasure Quest magazine and writes for other dive-related publications. He is president of the nonprofit Marine Archaeological Council, Inc.
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ISBN 13 9781683340263
ISBN 10 1683340264
Title More Shipwrecks of Florida
Author Steven Singer
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Rowman & Littlefield
Year published 2019-12-02
Number of pages 608
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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