US Navy 060316-N-5328N-369 Archaeologists carefully clear sand from the remains of what is believed to be a wrecked wooden ship on board Naval Air Station Pensacola.jpg
U.S. Navy photo by Gary Nichols
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US Navy 060316 N 5328N 369 Archaeologists carefully clear sand from the remains of what is believed to be a wrecked wooden ship on board Naval Air Station Pensacola, Archaeology at NAS Pensacola
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US Navy 060316 N 5328N 369 Archaeologists carefully clear sand from the remains of what is believed to be a wrecked wooden ship on board Naval Air Station Pensacola, Pensacola, Fla. (March 16, 2006) - Archaeologists carefully clear sand from the remains of what is believed to be a wrecked wooden ship on board Naval Air Station Pensacola. The archaeologists are conducting a phase II archaeological survey on behalf of the Navy to determine if the remains are historically significant and whether they will be eligible for the National Historic Register. The artifact was discovered during the early construction phase of a new Rescue Swimmer school. Following in the wake of Hurricane Ivan in September of 2004, many buildings at the air station were severely damaged and were later demolished, including the enlisted barracks where the proposed Rescue Swimmer School is currently being built. U.S. Navy photo by Gary Nichols (RELEASED)
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アメリカ海軍の 060316 N 5328N 369 考古学者は、ペンサコーラ海軍航空基地の難破した木造船と思われる残骸から慎重に砂を除去した。
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アメリカ海軍の考古学者は、ペンサコーラの海軍航空基地で破壊された木製船と思われる残骸から砂を注意深く除去しました。考古学者たちは、海軍を代表して第II相考古学調査を実施し、遺骨が歴史的に重要であり、国家歴史登録財の対象になるかどうかを判断している。この遺物は、新しい救助救助隊学校の初期の建設段階で発見された。2004年9月のハリケーン・イワンの被害を受け、基地内の多くの建物が大破し、後に取り壊された。ゲイリー・ニコルズによるアメリカ海軍の写真
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wake board wooden board clear the air