The Museo Nacional de Arqueología Subacuática ARQVA hosts the III Maritime Historical Heritage Conference on June 18, 2026. This esteemed event brings together historians and maritime archaeologists to delve into diverse aspects of maritime heritage. Presentations will cover naval archaeology, experimental archaeology, historic vessel reconstructions, and industrial naval heritage. Discover insights into projects like the Mazarrón II wreck and the Peral submarine restoration.
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The third edition of the Maritime Historical Heritage Conference will take place on June 18th at the Museo Nacional de Arqueología Subacuática ARQVA. This event brings together historians, maritime archaeologists, and experts to discuss various aspects of maritime heritage, including naval archaeology, experimental archaeology, and industrial naval archaeology.
The Museo Nacional de Arqueología Subacuática ARQVA, in collaboration with the Cátedra Maritimum Jean Monnet Chair, the University of Murcia, and the Global and Maritime History Research Group, presents the III Jornada de Patrimonio Histórico Marítimo. This conference, scheduled for June 18th, will delve into diverse topics within maritime historical heritage. The day's program features a series of expert presentations covering naval archaeology, from preserved findings to reproductions, exemplified by the Mazarrón II wreck and the experimental archaeology project at Astilleros Nereo. The reconstruction of the nao San Juan and the collection of ship models from the Euskal Itsas Museoa will also be discussed. In the afternoon, sessions will explore naval industrial archaeology, including the restoration of the Peral submarine, the history of the floating crane Sansón, and the presentation of a model of the frigate Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes.
The page provides a detailed schedule for the event, which takes place on June 18th at the ARQVA Museum. Specific information regarding ticketing or admission requirements for this conference is not provided on this page.
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