L - R: Stuart Bacon (Suffolk Underwater Studies, Project Advisor), David Sear (University of Southampton, Project Leader), Adam Cross (EMU Ltd Senior Hydrographic Surveyor), Ian Chambers (Skipper), Ed Hendon (EMU Ltd Project Manager).
No project runs on any one individual, and so it is with Dunwich 2008. In addition to our funders, we would like to acknowledge the support of the people of Dunwich and in particular Jonothan Prior and the Dunwich Museum Trust. We have also received support and encouragement from English Heritage Maritime Archaeology Team and in particular Peter Murphy and Ian Oxley. Closer to home, the Cartography and GIS were developed by Andy Murdock and Gemma Doneghan from the GeoData Institute, and the Website was developed by Jason Sadler and Neil Goodall also from GeoData Institute. The Geophysical survey was supported by Richard Cooke from EMU Ltd, and by Tim Lebas from the School of Ocean and Earth Science and National Oceanographic Centre respectively.
Diver support was provided by Historic Wreck Recovery, led by George Spence, ably assisted by Kevin and Andy Spence, Andy Rose, Duncan Coles, Scott Burgess, David Thomson and Arcadia Entertainment Productions.
Cartographic design for the museum posters and some of the images in this website was provided by Pam Baldaro and
L - R: Divers, George Spence, Duncan Coles, Stuart Bacon, Andy Spence and Andy Rose.
Dr Alex Kent of the Cartographic Unit at Southampton University School of Geography.
A big thanks too to all those at the Dunwich Museum who have provided a place to display the work and who have been so supportive of the project.
A final thanks goes to Mrs Jenny Bridson for putting up late arrivals on her doorstep and for happily being dragged along to seriously Dunwich meetings!
