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Peter Throckmorton
Peter Throckmorton was an American underwater explorer and journalist. A pioneer of underwater archaeology, he was a founding member of the Sea Research Society and a member of its board until his death in 1990. For more information click the following links:
Sam Low, has provided me with valuable information regarding "Archangel", the Perama type caique of Peter Throckmorton. I would like to thank him for his kind gesture.
•Encyclopedia Brittanica
•NY Times Orbituary
•Minnesota State University
•Wikipedia
•Cyclades Log
Peter Throckmorton
Peter Throckmorton with George Bass
Peter Throckmorton after having caught a grouper
An interesting article by Nikos Tsouchlas published by the Enalia magazine of the Institute of Marine Archaeological Studies, August 1990.
In the adjacent page to this article there was an article about “Faneromeni” written by Alkeste Kiousi.
In the adjacent page to this article there was an article about “Faneromeni” written by Alkeste Kiousi.
Peter Throckmorton's "Archangel" of type Perama
Peter Throckmorton's "Archangel" of type Perama
Peter Throckmorton's "Archangel" of type Perama