Site Formation Process Studies as Aircraft Site Identification: A WWII-Era Flying Boat Case Study
James Pruitt,
Jennifer F. McKinnon
Abstract:Compared to the study of shipwrecks, the investigation of submerged aircraft is relatively recent in underwater archaeology. With the passing of time and the addition of World War II (WWII) sites to historical registers, the inclusion of aircraft in the Sunken Military Craft Act of 2004, and the continued expansion of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency's (DPAA) mission to recover lost pilots and crew, these studies have become increasingly important to a variety of stakeholders. Site formation process (SFP)… Show more
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