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CorEW33

Type:: artificial reef, barges
Depth:: 25 - 40 ft

Name	Description	Sunk	GPS
CorEW33	60 ft steel	2004	40°37.994' -73°14.466'

CorEW33

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A Brief History of Oceanography

Oceanography — Phoenician colonies and voyages.
Modified from The Challenger Reports (summary), 1895

Human populations through time have often flourished near the sea, partly because of the food resources that can be found there, but also because of the ease of transportation of people and cargo by boats. Observations about various organisms and environments were of course a major part of human activities since the earliest times, since the very survival of early Homo sapiens depended on this knowledge to obtain food and provide defense against dangerous plants and animals.

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