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The origins, politics, organization, planning, and work done in the field as a partnership of wreck divers and NOAA’s archaeological team to extensively study, map, and document the wreck using underwater survey and underwater photography, and in doing so confirming the wreck’s identity, as well as the friendships that developed, are discussed.
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