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Robert Marx, guest speaker for the 2nd Annual Underwater Summit

By Scuba Diving Partner | Published On August 14, 2007
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Robert Marx, guest speaker for the 2nd Annual Underwater Summit

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  • The Event Flyer
  • Registration Form
  • Workshop Form
    A pioneer in the field of underwater archaeology, Mr. Marx is one of a handful of experts that have truly written the book on underwater exploration and searching for shipwrecks. Throughout his career he has contributed to the advancement of deep-sea exploration by authoring over 800 scientific reports\articles and 59 books on history, archaeology, shipwrecks and exploration.

His extensive field experience includes expeditions in almost every ocean and sea in the world. His discoveries have included, two shipwrecks of Christopher Columbus lost in 1504 in St. Anne's Bay, Jamaica, the Nuestra Senora de la Maravilla, dozens of ships from the Spanish Treasure Fleets, as well as hundreds of others. Amongst his most notable discoveries is that of a 2nd century BC Roman shipwreck in Brazil, which predated Columbus's discovery by 1,700 years.

Most notable among the many honors bestowed on Mr. Marx was being made a Knight-commander in the Order of Isabel The Catholic for his duplication of an authentic voyage of Columbus' first voyage of exploration in the Nina II.

His depth and breadth of knowledge in the field has also led him to consult on many Hollywood productions and television documentaries. These consultations have been for such organizations as the Learning Channel, Arts & Entertainment Network, The History Channel, NOVA, Forty-Eight Hours, Andrew Solt Productions, Greystone Productions, BBC 2, Dateline NBC.

Go to: www.gtbup.org or write to: info@gtbup.org for more information or call Jennifer at 231-944-3673

Be sure to download:

  • The Event Flyer
  • Registration Form
  • Workshop Form A pioneer in the field of underwater archaeology, Mr. Marx is one of a handful of experts that have truly written the book on underwater exploration and searching for shipwrecks. Throughout his career he has contributed to the advancement of deep-sea exploration by authoring over 800 scientific reports\articles and 59 books on history, archaeology, shipwrecks and exploration.

His extensive field experience includes expeditions in almost every ocean and sea in the world. His discoveries have included, two shipwrecks of Christopher Columbus lost in 1504 in St. Anne's Bay, Jamaica, the Nuestra Senora de la Maravilla, dozens of ships from the Spanish Treasure Fleets, as well as hundreds of others. Amongst his most notable discoveries is that of a 2nd century BC Roman shipwreck in Brazil, which predated Columbus's discovery by 1,700 years.

Most notable among the many honors bestowed on Mr. Marx was being made a Knight-commander in the Order of Isabel The Catholic for his duplication of an authentic voyage of Columbus' first voyage of exploration in the Nina II.

His depth and breadth of knowledge in the field has also led him to consult on many Hollywood productions and television documentaries. These consultations have been for such organizations as the Learning Channel, Arts & Entertainment Network, The History Channel, NOVA, Forty-Eight Hours, Andrew Solt Productions, Greystone Productions, BBC 2, Dateline NBC.

Go to: www.gtbup.org or write to: info@gtbup.org for more information or call Jennifer at 231-944-3673