Discovery and Excavation of Artifacts from the Bidong Shipwreck, Malaysia

IF 1.9 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Advances in Archaeological Practice Pub Date : 2023-03-27 DOI:10.1017/aap.2022.45

Baharim Mustapa, Rafidah Razali, Kamarul Redzuan Muhamed, Badri Abdul Ghani, Muhazam Mohamed, Ruzairy Arbi, Farizah Ideris, Khairil Amri Abd Ghani, Azizi Ali, Fatin Izzati Minhat, M. Jeofry, B. B. B. Bee, H. Shaari

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ABSTRACT Underwater archaeological research has been developed less aggressively in Malaysia than in other ASEAN partner countries, such as Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines. In past decades, financial constraints have limited the development of underwater archaeology, and the field has been dominated by commercial salvage experts. Malaysia has not addressed many issues or fundamental problems related to future development. The discovery of the Bidong Shipwreck in 2013 has raised hopes that underwater archaeological research in Malaysia will develop more dynamically. The successful excavation of this shipwreck site proves that local experts can conduct scientific excavations. This article presents and discusses the discovery and process of excavating artifacts from the Bidong Shipwreck. The project outcomes provide a guide for stakeholders and agencies involved in future underwater excavations in Malaysian waters.

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马来西亚毕东沉船文物的发现与发掘

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