REITIA Surveying Underwater Archaeology

http://www2.rgzm.de/navis/Musea/Ostia/Fiumicino_English.htm
Displays shipfinds from the Claudian harbour's basin, partly under the present international airport of Fiumicino, Rome). Links to the Roman-Germanic Central Museum Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum Internet Site.

http://www.mclink.it/assoc/assonet/arcart/maddale.htm
Site named after the man attributed to have started Italian underwater archaeology. The museum displays finds from the Spargi wreck (La Maddalena, Sardinia, Italy).(Italian only)

http://sicilyweb.com/musei/marsala-maba.htm

Site of the Museo Archeologico Regionale Baglio Anselmi, Marsala, Sicily, Italy. Displays one of the two Marsala Punic ships. An exhibition with aerial photos clearly illustrates how the wavebreakers of the ancient Marsala port have been submerged since. (Italian only)

http://www.tursub.eu/i_percorsi_ing.asp
TURSUB is a Project developed by the Municipalities of Caorle, Grado and Koper (Northern Adriatica Sea) in the context of the 2000-2006 INTERREG III A ITALY-SLOVENIA Activity Program with the common objective of promoting and increasing the value of their marine environments through the creation of a trans-national network of underwater itineraries

http://www.ina.org.tr/
Institute of Nautical Archaeology has been surveying and excavating in the Mediterranean since 1960. Prof. George F. Bass started the work with the excavation of Gelidonya shipwreck, which until Uluburun was known as the oldest shipwreck ever excavated. Uluburun excavation, conducted between 1982 and 1993, resulted with the finds of 3400 year old wreck, which won the title from Gelidonya.

http://www.bodrum-museum.com/

Site of the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology in The Bodrum Castle of The Knights of St.John is not just a dusty collection of lifeless relics, it is an original, creative and exiting experience.