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Jack Irion

United States Department of the Interior

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International Journal of Nautical Archaeology | 2001

The New York and the Josephine: two steamships of the Charles Morgan line

Jack Irion; David Ball

Charles Morgan (1795 to 1882) was one of the most important figures in the development of steam packet service in the United States. Morgans career spanned over a half century, during which he controlled some 117 steamships. Of the three known wrecks of Morgan Line steamers, two, the New York (1837–1845) and the Josephine (1867–1881), have been documented by the Minerals Management Service, a Federal agency responsible for overseeing the extraction of mineral resources on the Outer Continental Shelf. The two vessels document the changing technology of steam navigation through the middle part of the 19th century.

International Journal of Historical Archaeology | 2008

The US Government’s Role in Deepwater Archaeology: The Deep Gulf Wrecks Project

Jack Irion; Dave Ball; Christopher Horrell

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2016

A Stronghold Of Rebellion: Confederate Defense Of The Central Gulf Coast During The Civil War

Jack Irion; Dave Ball

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2016

The Monterrey Shipwrecks: Current Research Findings

Frank Cantelas; Amy Borgens; Michael L. Brennan; James P. Delgado; Christopher Dostal; Frederick H Hanselmann; Christopher Horrell; Jack Irion

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2016

When it’s steamboat time, you steam: The Influence of 19th Century Steamships in the Gulf of Mexico

Dave Ball; Jack Irion

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2015

From Compliance to Investigation: Research Design and Methodology of the Monterrey Shipwrecks Project

Frederick H Hanselmann; Christopher Horrell; Amy Borgens; James P. Delgado; Jack Irion; Frank Cantelas; Michael L. Brennan; Reuben Mills

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2015

No Way Back from Here: Preliminary Results of the Monterrey Shipwreck Project

Christopher Horrell; James P. Delgado; Amy Borgens; Jack Irion; Frank Cantelas; Frederick H Hanselmann; Michael L. Brennan

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2015

Geomorphology and Site Formation Processes of Three 19th Century Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico

Michael L. Brennan; J. Ian Vaughn; Amy Borgens; James P. Delgado; Christopher Horrell; Frederick H Hanselmann; Jack Irion; Frank Cantelas

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2015

A Model And Tools For Investigating The Monterrey Shipwrecks

Frank Cantelas; Amy Borgens; Michael L. Brennan; James P. Delgado; Frederick H Hanselmann; Christopher Horrell; Jack Irion

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2015

On the Offensive: The Small Arms and Artillery of Monterrey Shipwreck A

Amy Borgens; Christopher Horrell; James P. Delgado; Jack Irion; Frederick H Hanselmann; Frank Cantelas; Michael L. Brennan

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Christopher Horrell

United States Department of the Interior

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Frank Cantelas

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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James P. Delgado

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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Michael L. Brennan

University of Rhode Island

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Dave Ball

United States Department of the Interior

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David Ball

United States Department of the Interior

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J. Ian Vaughn

University of Rhode Island

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