Analysis of naturally etched surface of brass sheathing from a nineteenth-century shipwreck by Ashkenazi D., Inberg A., Cvikel D.

“…Based on the thickness of the sheet and its good state of preservation, it is suggested that it was used as sheathing to protect the hull against marine organisms, and to improve the sailing qualities of the ship. …”
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Influence of Spatially Varying Flow on the Dynamic Response of a Waterjet inside an SES by Michael R. Motley, Brant R. Savander, Yin L. Young

“…Surface Effect Ships (SES) are a promising fuel-efficient ship technology that typically carry most of their weight on an air cushion. …”
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Marine Antifouling for Underwater Archaeological Sites: TiO2 and Ag-Doped TiO2 by Silvestro A. Ruffolo, Andrea Macchia, Mauro F. La Russa, Lorenzo Mazza, Clara Urzì, Filomena De Leo, Marianna Barberio, Gino M. Crisci

“…On the other hand, the most used antifouling paints, especially for ship hulls, show considerable toxicity level. Since submerged archaeological sites are often included in environmental protected areas, more eco-friendly products must be used. …”
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