PADI Underwater Archeology Diver

Description

Apply for Underwater Archeology courses in Latvia and get a great experience!

Aquatic archaeologists study a certain aspect of human existence: how humans have interacted with oceans, seas, rivers, and lakes. The first 5 students receive a discount "PADI Underwater Archaeology” for the course price. A completed PADI AOWD course is required to apply for the courses. The duration of the course is two days, it takes place when the water temperature is above 12C. The course price includes the PADI certificate registration fee and an electronic certificate!

PADI Aquatic Archeology Course Prerequisites

• To start the PADI Aquatic Archeology course you must be certified as PADI Advanced Open Water Diver or hold a qualifying certificate from another training organization equivalent to PADI Advanced Open Water Diver.
• Minimum participant age: 15 years. Maximum depth 30 meters, 18 meters recommended.

PADI Underwater Archeology courses in Latvia! 🤿🔍

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Interested in discovering the secrets of the past underwater? Diving? Then the PADI Underwater Archeology Diver Distinctive Course is just for you!

This exciting course will allow you to explore historic shipwrecks, discover historical evidence and remember various secrets of the past. Whether you are an experienced diver or just starting your diving journey, this course will allow you to immerse yourself in the exciting world of underwater archaeology.

Participants will learn how to effectively document, preserve and protect underwater heritage sites. The course covers useful knowledge development, confined water skill development, land dry session practice and two open water training dives. Students will gain essential information and skills for interpreting underwater archaeological sites, including wrecks, and will learn cartography, drawing, and other research methods used in underwater archaeology.

Apply today and become a certified underwater archeology amateur in Latvia!

Cartography, sketching and research methods

Archeology divers need cartography, sketching and research skills to accurately document underwater sites. Cartographic skills are essential for creating detailed plans, while sketching helps to record specific features and artefacts. Research methods help identify the historical context and cultural significance of any finds. Learning these skills is critical to preserving our underwater cultural heritage.

Interpretation of wrecks and other places

Archaeological divers play a crucial role in the interpretation of wrecks and other sites. They analyze artifacts and remains to piece together the story of what happened in the past. By uncovering valuable insights into past civilizations and cultures, archaeological divers help bring history to life and contribute to our shared understanding of the past.

Underwater cultural heritage

As a PADI archeology specialist diver you led by an underwater archaeologist you can explore underwater cultural heritage sites and discover hidden treasures of the past, according to local laws. It is an exciting and rewarding experience that allows you to connect with the history and culture of the ancient civilization that once flourished in these areas.