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We returned to the southern Aegean coast of Turkey off ancient Knidos, where Nautilus had worked for the past four years, because of our long legacy there and our interest in continuing archaeological research. The daily operating costs of large research vessels such as Nautilus are prohibitive to systematic, comprehensive, high-resolution acoustic...
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