Project updates
The Lucayan prehistory of the Bahamas
There's a great article on Bahama Pundit about the various groups that once lived in the Caribbean: http://www.bahamapundit.com/2013/07/exploring-the-lucayan-prehistory-of-the-bahamas.html I've also posted a map with original Lucayan/Arawakan placenames for the various islands of the Caribbean under the Files section of this website. In the Bahamas, particularly, a lot of the original placenames have stuck and are still used today. |
The Arimoroa
I just added a December 1973 photo of the wreck of the Arimoroa. It's easy to see why dive books of the era referred to the Arimoroa as looking like she were merely at anchor. She could be seen as far away as Current until the wreck was broken in half by a hurricane. |
The Zelma Rose
Once I figured out that the Zelma Rose began with a "Z" instead of an "S", I discovered several articles about the wreck. Will see if I can find/make an MP3 of the song of the same name. |
The wreck of the Carnarvon
I dived the wreck of the Welsh freighter Carnarvon this past week. Photos and video are now up along with some additional information. |
The Atlantic Pearl
I had the privilege of diving the wreck of the Atlantic Pearl this past week. A photo album and additional information are now online. |
Cape Eleuthera
Just added maps, photo albums, and information about the Deal's Town ruins, and the old Cape Eleuthera Resort. |
Bat identification
I just uploaded a flow-chart style guide to identifying bats found in the Bahamas to the Files section. |
Cave news
I've added new photo albums from 7 caves, and videos from 2, along with some additional background information to http://www.projecteleuthera.org/caves |
Species unique to Eleuthera's caves
I've added some research papers to the Files section, and descriptions of several species of animals which are unique to Eleuthera under the Caves and Underwater Sites sections of the site. I'll post additional papers as I get them. |
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