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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 .................................................................. Dominican Republic Project Maritime Archaeologists & Divers:
Leslie O'Donnell Sherie Philips
John Downing Fletcher Helle 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 |
Kathy Schubert BA., A Short Biography Kathy Schubert is President of ADMAT USA, and a maritime archaeologist with ADMAT. She studied archaeology at Rutgers University and received her B.A. in Archaeology from Monmouth University. Her land excavations include numerous historical sites in her home state of New Jersey, with colonial ceramic production and use her specialty. She has published several articles and lectured on the subject, and worked for the Monmouth Historical Association. She is currently a member of the Archaeology Society of NJ, the New Jersey Historical Divers Association and the Society for Historical Archaeology. Kathy is a certified PADI Rescue Diver and in 2003 participated in ADMAT’s St. Kitts Maritime Archaeological Project, where she was responsible for the logging and documentation of the artifacts found on the White House Bay Wreck site. The artifacts that were recovered from that site are currently undergoing conservation in the National Museum in Bassaterre, managed by the St. Christopher Heritage Society. In July and August 2005, she was responsible for the daily survey activities of The Button Wreck and trained students on underwater archaeology methods during ADMAT USA's Florida Maritime Archaeological Project for NOAA and the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Kathy conducts public outreach activities by lecturing on the importance of preserving underwater cultural heritage to local high schools. She also presents the results of the research completed by ADMAT at national professional conferences. Kathy also presents ADMAT's maritime archaeological conference papers at the SHA conferences and has done so successfully for the last four years. In her spare time, she enjoys flying and is a member of the “99’s” flying club. Her passion for protecting shipwrecks located in the waters of the U.S. make her an asset to the ADMAT organization.
Above Left: Kathy, flying her Schweizer Helicopter. Above right: Kathy at the Commodore Club on the QM2 during ADMAT's "Excavating Shipwrecks" Lecture Series.
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Above: Kathy demonstrating the White House Bay Wreck's
artefacts to the ZIZ film crew.
