Wisconsin Underwater Archaeology
Association (WUAA)
15th Annual Symposium
October 26, 2019
10:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Neville Public Museum
210 Museum PL, Green Bay WI. 54303
Tori Keifer Giving Her Presentation on the Grape Shot
WUAA Symposium 2018
WUAA Symposium 2019 Photos
Join the GLSPS at the 15th Annual WUAA Symposium for a day of Maritime History for Archaeologists, Maritime Historians, Divers and Great Lakes enthusiasts
There will be a whole day of presentations, exhibitors and discussions about Archaeology, shipwrecks and Maritime History.
Please join the GLSPS and travel with us to the WUAA Symposium.
To learn mmore about the event and registration. Please click on this link to a flyer.
WUAA Symposium Flyer OCT 26, 2019
Please feel free to join us!
We hope to see you there!
Closing Report:
Coming soon as time allows!
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Wisconsin Underwater Archaeology
Association (WUAA) Annual Symposium
October 20, 2018
10:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Neville Public Museum
210 Museum PL, Green Bay WI. 54303
Tamara Tompsen and Caitlin Zant Giving Their Presentation at the WUAA Symposium
Join the GLSPS at the 14th Annual WUAA Symposium for a day of Maritime History for Archaeologists, Maritime Historians, Divers and Great Lakes enthusiasts
There will be a whole day of speakers presentations, exhibitors and discussions about Archaeology, shipwrecks and Maritime History.
Please join the GLSPS and travel with us to the WUAA Symposium.
To learn more about the event and registration. Please click on this link to a flyer.
WUAA Symposium 2018 Photos
We hope to see you there!
Closing Report:
This was the first time a couple of the GLSPS active members visited the WUAA Symposium. Both Tim Pranke and Phil Kerber attended the event and were pleasantly surprised with the program they had set up for the public.
The Symposium was at the Neville Public Museum's Auditorium in Green Bay Wisconsin. It was very well presented by the WUAA President Kevin Cullen and the rest of the staff.
They had many interesting topics and speakers. We were mostly interested in the Field School the WHS has to offer and be able to learn more about surveying underwater shipwrecks for documentation and the process of nominating them to the National Register of Historical Places.
After the Symposium we met at a restaurant called St Brendon's Eatery. Great place to have dinner and take in more discussion about scuba diving shipwrecks and their history.
The next day, Sunday, we decided to travel up the Thumb of Door County. It was fall time and the leaves on the trees were very beautiful! We were happy we took the extra time when we were in Green Bay to travel all the way up to the tip of Door County and back again.
We highly recommend a trip out to Green Bay Wisconsin to attend the WUAA Symposium. Especially if you have an interest in obtaining more information about shipwrecks and their history.
We hope to see more interest next year for the WUAA Symposium. If interested, please don't hesitate to ask Tim Pranke or Phil Kerber.
Phil Kerber
GLSPS - President