Maritime Archaeology Association Victoria

Maritime Archaeology Association Victoria The MAAV is a Melbourne based, volunteer led group, that researches on the historical marine archaeological sites of Victoria.

What are you doing RIGHT NOW?! stop scrolling and come along to hear from three of the best maritime archaeologists in A...
24/05/2023

What are you doing RIGHT NOW?! stop scrolling and come along to hear from three of the best maritime archaeologists in Australia for a special edition of Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology - AIMA 's monthly 'Ahoy' meeting - made public for national archaeology week ⚓🤿

03/04/2023

Come along to hear about the Tommy Dodd at our monthly meeting tonight!

New & prospective members are welcome!
Monday 3rd April at 8:00pm
Port Education Centre
343-383 Lorimer St, Port Melbourne

Image: Enrique, Rustee and PT searching for the Tommy Dodd wreck in 2013.

The MAAV is a Melbourne based, volunteer led group, that researches on the historical marine archaeological sites of Victoria.

More great shipwreck science! 🤓
24/03/2023

More great shipwreck science! 🤓

Dive the wreck in VR - https://youtu.be/mHlySgpCEso In World War II Japan and Australia fought for control of the seas north of Australia. The I-124 Japanese...

Royal shipwreck comes to light in underwater foot…:
26/02/2023

Royal shipwreck comes to light in underwater foot…:

Underwater footage shows remains of a 17th-century royal shipwreck that will go on display in Norwich. The Gloucester sank off the Norfolk coast in 1682 whil...

Who's excited to learn more about the Amazon wreck tonight?Photo by Liam Phillips
01/08/2022

Who's excited to learn more about the Amazon wreck tonight?

Photo by Liam Phillips

Our joint Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology - AIMA winter social event is one week away!Come along for a p...
29/07/2022

Our joint Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology - AIMA winter social event is one week away!

Come along for a pub meal, pint & chat about all things underwater!

When: From 6:30pm, Friday 5th August
Where: The Wharf Hotel, 38 Siddeley Street Docklands VIC 3005

RSVP: Through Eventbrite by Tuesday 2nd August
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/aimamaav-winter-warmer-tickets-382756614337?fbclid=IwAR11UeBGdJk2upMhss9UHruCErR5eCxXJaeA8SAkdqwvxebkFbMFOUfLsZY

If you have any questions, contact Tara-Maree (MAAV) on [email protected] or Danielle (AIMA) on [email protected]

Join us for our August meeting and guest lecture on the Amazon wreck by Liam Phillips (Heritage Victoria).Monday 1st Aug...
29/07/2022

Join us for our August meeting and guest lecture on the Amazon wreck by Liam Phillips (Heritage Victoria).

Monday 1st August at 8:00pm
Port Education Centre
343-383 Lorimer St, Port Melbourne

New & prospective members are welcome!

Image: A jersey-built three-masted barque (sourced from Heritage Victoria via the Amazon Project)

It's been a while between drinks - we can't wait! Make sure to sign up via eventbrite ⚓️🍻
18/07/2022

It's been a while between drinks - we can't wait! Make sure to sign up via eventbrite ⚓️🍻

Get toasty with a pub meal and a pint. AIMA and MAAV join together for a social dinner to talk shipwrecks and UCH!

What's YOUR favourite sea faring tune?    #2021 ⚓🍻🎼
20/01/2021

What's YOUR favourite sea faring tune? #2021 ⚓🍻🎼

“2021 is the year of the sea shanty https://t.co/ohOAGvkbtC”

Glad I wasn't diving! 🌊⚓️💣
13/10/2020

Glad I wasn't diving! 🌊⚓️💣

Navy divers remove live bomb after fisherman called in find on Lord Howe Island’s Elizabeth reef

In lieu of an April meeting, here's some highlights from our labour day dive trip!Two three-masted barques were inspecte...
05/04/2020

In lieu of an April meeting, here's some highlights from our labour day dive trip!

Two three-masted barques were inspected - the Lady Young (1865) and the Cheviot (1827).

We indulged in maritime archaeology above water too! A visit to the Port Albert maritime museum let us rediscover the Clonmel, an English steamer facilitating trade between Melbourne, Launceston and Sydney which wrecked on her third voyage after a 63 hour struggle.

Great to see work by Heritage Victoria and MAAV members in a former era working to identify, record and preserve wrecks across Victoria's coastline!

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Lorimer Street, Fishermens Bend
Melbourne, VIC
343-383

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