We are pleased to announce that our brilliant hydraulic engineer Guntis Zilberts has successfully passed Underwater Archaeology Diver course and obtained the prestigious PADI Underwater Archeology Diver certificate!
This certificate confirms Guntas' abilities and knowledge in the field of underwater archaeology, which is an important step in his professional growth. Underwater archaeology is an exciting and important discipline that allows us to explore and preserve the cultural heritage of our past that lies underwater.
Guntas' newfound skills will allow him to participate in underwater archaeological research, document and map underwater objects, and help preserve historical artifacts for future generations.
We are proud of Guntas' achievements and wish him success in his future work!
What does the PADI Underwater Archaeology Diver certification mean?
The PADI Underwater Archaeology Diver certification is an internationally recognized qualification that demonstrates a diver's ability to perform basic underwater archaeological work. This certification requires theoretical knowledge of underwater archaeology, as well as practical skills in the study and documentation of underwater objects.
Why is underwater archaeology important?
Underwater archaeology makes an invaluable contribution to our understanding of the past. Many historical sites that have been lost or damaged on land have been preserved underwater. Underwater archaeologists study shipwrecks, the remains of ancient cities, and other objects that provide information about ancient civilizations, trade routes, and the history of seafaring.
Congratulations again to Guntis and we wish him exciting discoveries in the underwater world!
