Exploring the depths of underwater archaeology through shipwrecks


Researchers studying a shipwreck in waters off Pulau Bidong in 2017. — Bernama

UNDERWATER archaeology can become a new field of study for those interested in aquaculture and marine biotechnology.

Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) Centre for Research and Field Service director Assoc Prof Dr Hasrizal Shaari said shipwreck sites could be used for educational purposes.

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