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THE TEAMAnglo~Danish Maritime Archaeological Team (ADMAT) President & Excavation Director ADMAT Dr. Simon Q. Spooner BSc, MRICS, PhD, MIFA
Vice President & Ast. Excavation Director ADMAT
Finance Director, Diving Officer & Logistics Sqn Ldr (VRT) Jeremy Schomberg
Equipment Officer
ADMAT's Electronic Survey Officer
ADMAT Lawyer Dr. Cristine Llamas-Rey .........................................................................................
ADMAT USA President ADMAT USA
Vice President ADMAT USA Dr. Simon Q. Spooner BSc, MRICS, PhD, MIFA
Director & Secretary ADMAT USA
Director & Treasurer ADMAT USA Sqn Ldr (VRT) Jeremy Schomberg
ADMAT's Electronic Survey Officer
ADMAT USA Lawyer .........................................................................................
ADMAT FRANCE Président & Director des fouilles Dr. Simon Q. Spooner BSc, MRICS, PhD, MIFA
Vice-Président Dr. Francois Gendron, MA, PhD, French MNHN
Vice-Président
Trésorier Sqn Ldr (VRT) Jeremy Schomberg
Secrétaire Générale Florence Prudhomme, BA, MA, M.Litt
ADMAT's Officier de Veille Électronique
Dr. Aïcha Gendron-Badou, MA, PhD, French MNHN Amandine Colson .................................................................. Dominican Republic Project Maritime Archaeologists & Divers Dr. Francois Gendron Jeremy Schomberg Mats Nelson, M.A. Roberto Junco, B.A. Florence Prudhomme Sarah Chamlee Franck Betts Ryan Duggins, B.A. Sarah Chamlee Capt. Patrick Enlow (Rtd) John Hillard, B.A. Bryan Smith Alex Roberts, BA. MA, MSc.
Non-diving Archaeologists Malin Crona Fil. Mag.
Florida Keys "Button Wreck", Maritime Archaeologists & Divers Jeremy Schomberg Andy Schrimpton Angela A. O'Reilly, B.A. Roberto Junco, B.A. Kathy Schubert BA. Florence Prudhomme Faith Sahadath Guillaume Malingue John Hillard, B.A. David Firn Ben Kilbey Jessica Berry Dr. Vladimir Pletser Jayne Pletser Dimitri Pletser Franck Betts Ryan Duggins, B.A. Sarah Chamlee Capt. Patrick Enlow (Rtd) Karen Terry Patti Balian Capt."JJ"Kennedy Capt. Bob Hills Capt. Hyatt Hodgdon Maj. Denis B. Trelewiez (Rtd).
St. Kitts "White House Bay Wreck ", Maritime Archaeologists, Students, Local Support & Divers Jeremy Schomberg Mick Culling Andy Shrimpton Capt. Amyas Godfrey BA. Roberto Junco, B.A. Kathy Schubert BA. Louis Côté Florence Prudhomme Faith Sahadath Alan Gurevich Eric Cocos Matthew De Felice Mike Fried Dr. Ron Jorgenson Ed.D Hazel Brooks Dierdre Stubbs Lindon Williams Lt. Jason Maloney 2Lt. Lynn Wilkin Sergeant Brian Mills Chef Collins Col. Pat Wallace Jacqueline Armory Randolph Hamilton
Professor Of Maritime Archaeology Dr. Toby Parker MA, Dip Class Arch, DPhil (Oxon) FSA |
Above David in the Mir 1 on the Titanic. David
Concannon A Short Biography David Concannon has joined ADMAT as ADMAT USA's Attorney at Law. David is a lifelong climber and diver whose love of exploration merged with his career as an attorney in 1996, when he became a member of the prestigious Explorers Club and its general counsel. Since that time, he has provided legal and operational advice to several organizations and expeditions, including expeditions to Mt. Everest to test medical equipment for use on the Space Shuttle; to the R.M.S. Titanic in 2000, 2001 and 2003; to the heart of the Bermuda Triangle, where the world's deepest wooden shipwreck was discovered in 2001; to the Bismarck in 2002; and to the X-PRIZE Foundation, which awarded a $10 million cash prize for the first privately-funded space flights in 2004 and is currently developing new prizes to encourage the private development of new technologies. David is also the principal attorney in the Law Offices of David G. Concannon, LLC, which advises small to medium-sized corporations and non-profit organizations on corporate matters and commercial litigation. David studied international law in Africa and Europe. He has successfully represented explorers in litigation to restore public and scientific access to the R.M.S. Titanic for exploration and photography, and to avoid or establish liability for incidents involving exploration. He has chartered ships, submersibles and remotely operated vehicles for use on expeditions, as well as negotiated artefact exhibition agreements, corporate sponsorship arrangements, television, film and literary deals, and intellectual property licensing agreements. David also regularly advises clients on establishing corporate structures and fulfilling rules applicable to non-profit organizations. David has also participated in several expeditions. He has: climbed mountains in the United States, Africa and Europe; dived in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans, as well as the Caribbean and Mediterranean seas. David has made several deep submersible dives to depths ranging from 1,000 to 16,000 feet, including three dives to the R.M.S. Titanic at a depth of 12,460 feet. He is one of the few people in history to ever dive to a depth in excess of three miles, and he has climbed to altitudes in excess of 17,000 feet.
David is a Fellow and
member of the Board of Directors of The Explorers Club, a Member and
Director of the Sea-Space Symposium, and an Associate Member of the Deep
Submersible Pilots Association. He is currently the General Counsel to the the X-PRIZE Foundation, in addition Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences, and the former General Counsel and Secretary of the Professional Shipwreck Explorers Association. He served as Chairman of the Legal Committee of The Explorers Club from 1998 to 2001. David has lectured and published extensively throughout North America, the Caribbean, South America and Ireland. He wrote the foreword to The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Travel, which achieved the No. 4 position on the New York Times best seller list in April 2001.
Above: David in Mir 1 being lowered onto the Titanic Site
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