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Dr. Dolores Elkin is a leading figure in underwater cultural heritage (UCH) research, dedicated to the sustainable documentation, conservation, and valorization of submerged archaeological sites. Her most influential work, the TECTONIC Project (27 citations), pioneers a technological consortium approach that integrates advanced methodologies to preserve tangible testimonies of human history while ensuring public accessibility. By championing a sustainable framework for managing UCH, Elkin addresses the critical challenge of balancing heritage protection with responsible engagement. Her contributions have reshaped how researchers and policymakers approach the preservation of underwater sites, emphasizing that safeguarding these resources is essential for future generations. With a career focused on bridging archaeology, conservation, and technology, Elkin’s impact extends beyond academia, influencing global best practices in underwater heritage management. Her work stands as a model for interdisciplinary collaboration, demonstrating how innovative strategies can transform the way we understand and protect our shared maritime past.
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