Edinburgh workshop

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Two members of Cotswold’s Marine team have been invited to talk at a joint Marine Environmental Data and Information Network (MEDIN) and Historic Environment Scotland (HES) workshop in Edinburgh next week.

Sally Evans will be talking about her work on the Clyde Built project, examining and mapping archaeological remains of Clyde-built vessels in the Clyde estuary, and Michael Walsh will be talking about the range of sources for marine data and the uses to which they are put for commercial offshore developments. Details of the workshop can be found HERE.

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