This issue covers nautical and underwater archaeology, including Paul Johnstone on Stone Age sterns; Cynthia Jones Eiseman on amphoras from the Porticello shipwreck in Calabria; V. D. Blavatsky and B. G. Peters on a wreck near Donuzlav; Honor Frost on excavation of a Punic wreck in Sicily and on the offshore island harbour at Sidon; Vasile Cosma on amphoras from Callatis; P. N. Davies, Peter W. J. McBride and Keith Priestman on Charles II's yacht Mary; Helen Clarke on the changing riverline of King's Lynn; R. Pascual Guasch on underwater archaeology in Andalusia; Peter Throckmorton, Harold E. Edgerton and Eleftherios Yalouris on the Battle of Lepanto search and survey mission; Gordon P. Watts and Leslie S. Bright on underwater archaeology in North Carolina; Arne Emil Christensen on ancient wrecks and ship archaeology; Niels-Knud Liebgott on a Norwegian calendar of 1457 with ship graffiti; F. M. Auburn on deep-sea archaeology and the law; and technical notes on underwater acoustic triangulation and surveying.

Paul Johnstone Cynthia Jones Eiseman V. D. Blavatsky B. G. Peters Honor Frost

The international Journal of Nautical archaeology and Underwater Exploration (March 1973, Volume 2, number 1)