ADMAT's Maritime Archaeological Centre



Above: The new kitchen.	Above: The kitchen looking towards one of the bunk rooms.

Above: Fully functional kitchen and living area.	Above: Working hard with Isabella in support.

Above: One of the bunk rooms.	Above: The planting starts.

Above: The store room washing facilities	Above: The 6 KVA inverter and battery bank.

Above: The solar panels which recharges the electrolysis batteries	Above: The Solar Pro volt meter and charger which regulates the power from the solar panels for the electrolysis batteries.

Above: Starting the electrolysis process of some of The Tile Wreck concretions.	Above: New security doors to the tank room.

Above: The "wet" lab area.	Above: The "wet" lab area, with artefacts waiting for recording.

Above: Terracotta floor tiles from The Tile Wreck, waiting recording.	Above: Tiles finished the recording process.

Above: Concretions from The Tile Wreck.	Above: Inside the tank room.

Above: The central section of inside conservation tanks.	Above: The new roof to the office area, awaiting the walls, door and windows.

Above: Isabella.	Above: Basil guarding the office area.

Above: The external conservation tank drainage ditch.	Above: Anchor One from The Tile Wreck being swung into the conservation tank.

Above: Anchor Two from The Tile Wreck being lowered into position in the conservation tank.	Above: Dr. Francois Gendron with Cannon Three from The Tile Wreck being transported to the Centre.

Above: Cannon Three from The Tile Wreck being lowered into place.	Above: Dr. Francois Gendron happy that the Cannon Three is secured in the conservation tank.

Above: Anchors Two and One from The Tile Wreck during a water change.	Above: anchor One from The Tile Wreck being photographed.

Above: Fresh water to remove the salts from the concretions.	Above: Turtles and fish are used to remove algae from the water.

Above: The front view towards Monte Cristi.	Above: The salt pans in the fore ground.

Above: Looking towards the Centre. The red roofed building is not ours.	Above: Looking down the entrance road, with El Morro in the background.

Above: The front starts to take shape with mains power instaled.	Above. The sign writer starts his work.

Above: Nearly finished.	Above: Finished.