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The rocky spots close to the coastline and in shallow waters often had to be
avoided because of the rocks rising dangerously close to the surface, even for the
shallow-drafted Juno. They were visually inspected by snorkeling. It was in this manner
that we found the column shafts at Capo Cimiti and the marble blocks at Capo Bianco.
Table 1 records the coordinates of the area covered until the last day of work in 2005.
Table 1. Coordinates of the surveyed area, 2005.
Vertex Latitude (N) Longitude (E)
1 39° 05' 51'' 17° 07' 59''
2 39° 06' 25" 17° 10' 43"
3 39° 01' 24" 17° 13' 05"
4 38° 57' 28" 17° 12' 26"
5 38° 53' 18'' 17° 07' 52"
6 38° 53' 28'' 17° 07' 30"
7 38° 53' 38" 17° 05' 12"
8 38° 54' 15" 17° 03' 03"
9 38° 54' 42" 17° 03' 18"
10 38° 54' 47" 17° 08' 17"
11 38° 55' 35" 17° 08' 29"
12 38° 58' 42" 17° 10' 03"
13 38° 59' 39" 17° 10' 13"
14 39° 01' 09" 17° 11' 36"
15 39° 03' 01" 17° 09' 24"
In 2005, time permitted only a quick glance at each site. Pictures, videos, and
basic measurements of some blocks provided further information to supplement the
images available from the multibeam data, and to mark the exact GPS location of each
site.
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