Andreas Kallmeyer Bloch

Andreas Kallmeyer Bloch

archaeologist Denmark

Andreas Kallmeyer Bloch is a Danish maritime archaeologist known for his work in underwater excavations. He has gained recognition for his significant contributions to the field, particularly in uncovering historical shipwrecks. Recently, he was in the news for his involvement in the excavation of two 18th-century Danish slave ships off the coast of Cahuita, Costa Rica, which were previously misidentified as pirate vessels. Bloch described this excavation as one of the most remarkable experiences of his career, highlighting its importance for both local heritage and the historical narrative of Denmark.

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United States United States: Andreas Kallmeyer Bloch expressed his astonishment at the results of the archaeological excavation. 8

Fox News: Archaeologists identify two shipwrecks as being former slave ships: 'Very convincing'

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Andreas Kallmeyer Bloch, also a marine archaeologist, described this excavation as one of the most important he has participated in. 8

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Descubren en Cahuita los restos de barcos daneses vinculados al tráfico de esclavos

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Andreas Kallmeyer Bloch described the excavation as the most amazing archaeological experience he has participated in. 8

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Restos de dos naufragios en Cahuita corresponden a buques esclavistas daneses