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October 25, 2005
Tour Turkish the Naval Museum
Mike and Jim tour the Naval Museum in Turkey.
Posted by victoria at 09:38 AM
October 20, 2005
Inside look at an ROV
Get an inside look at an ROV fom Mike and the team at Dominion Diving.
Posted by victoria at 09:17 AM
October 19, 2005
Dominion Diving
The Sea Hunters have a long and happy relationship with Dominion Diving. Ghostship Studio even created their recently re-launched web site, www.dominiondiving.com. Watch as Mike gives us a tour of their facility.
Posted by victoria at 02:42 PM
October 07, 2005
New Video Format
Warren double checks the gear before the dive. Learn about the mixed gases of a deep dive.
Posted by victoria at 03:13 PM
Welcome New York Times Readers
We'd like to extend a warm welcome those of you who found us through the recent article in the New York Times. Saul Hansell wrote a fine article but unfortunately mentioned only our previous series, "Oceans of Mystery", and missed mentioning our current series for History Television Canada and National Geographic Channel International, "The Sea Hunters". Nevertheless, welcome to you all.
Yes, it is true, we will be working with "Brightcove", an exciting new company delivering video on the Internet to offer our visitors some really great new video content and options. We have been under a non-disclosure agreement with them as we worked through the Beta phase but now that it has been announced we're happy to finally be able to talk about it. You'll start seeing the changes here in the coming days and weeks as we make the switch over to their system.
Many of you have been writing and asking about the progress of our members area. Our apologies for not being able to talk much about it, but rest assured we've been very busy behind the scenes putting things in place, (such as our work with Brightcove in making available to members exclusive footage from our extensive library.) There will be much more about this in the VERY near future. It's an ambitious and exciting vision that John Davis has. At the heart of it is creating a democratic community of members directly involved in choosing, researching and eventually diving on historic shipwrecks. We can bring a certain amount of expertise to the table, but it is the members themselves, working together as peers, who will really make it all happen. If that sounds interesting to you drop us a line to let us know you are out there. (To the hundreds who have already contacted us, the answer you are looking for is "this month".)
To our Canadian friends, have a great Thanksgiving weekend. To the rest of you, have a great weekend and we hope you spend at least some of it exploring the interactive map and catching up on previous Live Dives using the navigation over to the right hand side of the page.
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Man or Machine?
Warren takes us on a guided tour of his dive equipment. How much do you think it weighs?
Posted by victoria at 09:03 AM
October 06, 2005
Diving Goliath
Posted by victoria at 06:54 AM
October 05, 2005
Floating Castles After 90 Years
See the remains of the WWI British Naval ship, HMS Triumph, 90 years after the Dardanelle Campaign.
Posted by victoria at 05:32 AM
October 04, 2005
Dive Stage
As the team loads up their gear, Warren explains how the team will use a dive stage to bypass the strong currents.
Posted by victoria at 05:20 AM
October 03, 2005
Istanbul Naval Museum
A trip to the Istanbul Naval Museum gives Mike and Warren some insight into their dive.
Posted by victoria at 07:42 PM
October 02, 2005
Score: Fisherman 1 / Octopus 0
Mike and Warren make friends with a local Fisherman and his catch.
Posted by victoria at 02:05 PM
October 01, 2005
Damage Control
The Sea hunters inspect damage to their ship after being struck the night before by another vessel.
Posted by victoria at 01:34 PM
