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The Archaeological Survey of WWII Underwater Cultural Heritage: A Multiagency, Collaborative Approakeholders are invested in and manage marine-related resources. Interagency and agency to academia collaborations can provide a mechanism by which more work can be accomplished through in-kind support and cooperation.

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On-Site Conservation Surveys, has moved away from the more traditional excavation and recovery methods and further towards on-site examination and in situ preservation of underwater cultural heritage sites. This chapter discusses the use of in situ preservation techniques in the form of on-site conservation surveys conducted on 15 WWII submerged sites in Saipan.

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Underwater Archaeology of a WWII Battlefield, cultural heritage. A number of initiatives including a maritime heritage trail, in situ conservation surveys, an interpretive film, training, and a preservation plan were completed as a result of this project. All the while, an examination of the ethics and professional issues that underlie researc

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A Historical Overview of the Battle for Saipan, us all that when engaging such discourse, we remind ourselves that there is a third component to which, or about which, minimal attention is given or altogether overlooked, not unlike what literally transpires on the battlefields whereupon the combative forces come head to head only to leave behind

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