The Maritime Archaeology Interest Group consists of AIA members who are interested in exploring and understanding all aspects of maritime life in the past and present. Such interests include ships and shipwrecks, port cities, iconography and graffiti, maritime communities and landscapes, or literature and epigraphy. Our goals are to promote our interests, scholarship, and knowledge to the extensive AIA community, to aid the AIA’s efforts to protect and manage maritime cultural heritage, and to communicate and to educate others about the importance of maritime communities and their material culture.
In addition to a regular session at the AIA Annual Meeting, the AIA also sponsors a series of lectures in North America that encompass maritime themes and material culture. For more detailed information about these public lectures, please consult the AIA Lecture Program page.
Nicholas Bartos
Katarina Batur
Michael Brennan
Tess Brickley
Amelia Brown
Bridget Buxton
Deborah Carlson
Cosette Cutara
Laura Darnell
Dan Davis
Annaliese Dempsey
Elif Denel
Wesley DeBona
Josh England
Jonathan Ferguson
Brendan Foley
Carrie Fulton
Elizabeth Greene
John Hale
Matthew Harpster
Scott Harris
Nicolle Hirschfeld
James Jansson
Sheri Kapahnke
Todd Kennedy
Silvana Kreines
Laetitia La Folette
Justin Leidwanger
Tom Levy
Marisa Manghelli
Grodon Marshall
Kelci Martinsen
Rachel Matheny
Alba Mazza
Steve Phelps
Alessandro Pierattini
Karl Racine
Lana Radloff
Jeff Royal
David Ruff
Shohan Rustom
Apostolos Sarris
Paul Scotton
David Seigle
Laurel Sparks
Dave Stewart
Elizabeth Stroesz
Zoe Strassfield
Kris Trego
Peter Van Alfen
Aleydis van de Moortel
Katerina Velentza
Greg Votruba
Shelley Wachsmann
Heath Wilder
Hector Williams
Staci Willis
Robyn Woodward
Mantha Zarmakoupi