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              Ottoman shipbuilding, history of submarine build-  centuries  by  the Academician  roberto  junco  from
            ing, history of shipbuilding in Portugal, archaeolog-  Mexico.
            ical  ships  and  harbors,  and  history  of  shipbuilding   Prof. İdris Bostan, rD Admiral Nadir Kınay, Mr.
            technology,  with  a  closing  panel  at  the  end  of  the   Oğuz Aydemir, Prof. Oktay Alnıak, Prof. Dejanirah
            congress. The studies carried out by very important   Couto, Prof. Filipe Castro, and Ali rıza İşipek co-
            academicians such as Prof. Mari Pia Pedani and Prof.   chaired sessions of the Congress. The responsibility
            Marco Morin, who had planned but failed to partic-  for preparation of the proceedings book has been giv-
            ipate due to ilness will take place in the Conference   en to Prof. Djanirah Couto, Prof. Filipe Castro and
            Proceedings Book.                                 Dr. Aydın Şıhmantepe of Pîrî reis University.
              It is certain that the paper by Maria Pia Pedani on   The idea is to produce a document in international
            the  two Venetian  submarines  built  during  the  1645   standards on the history of shipbuilding in order to
            Cretian  Battle  would  be  of  interest. Another  paper   have  an  overwhelming  impression  in  the  academic
            that will take part in the book is on the “Cannon in-  world which will substantiate the success of the Con-
            stallation on Mediterranean galleys” by Prof. Morin,   gress.
            reknown for his studies on firearms.                The closing session was chaired by Piri reis Uni-
              Among  other  original  papers  presented  were  the   versity Trustee Admiral (r) Metin Ataç, where Prof.
            submarine  Turtle,  an  invention  of  David  Bushnell   Dejanirah Couto, Prof. Filipe Castro and Prof. Nur-
            constructed during the Civil War by john Littlefield,   han  Kahyaoğlu  contributed  as  speakers  to  make  a
            and “Sultan’s Submarine Guards” on the Abdülham-  general  evaluation  of  the  Congress,  while Admiral
            it and Abdülmecit submarines by Dr. Evren Mercan.   Metin Ataç gave the good news about the upcoming
            The  papers  on  the  recent  history  of  Turkish  ship-  congress that will take place in Monaco in june 2019.
            building had also a wide coverage. The paper titled   The main theme of the congress will be “History of
            “Cumhuriyet Dönemi’nde Askeri Tersaneler” (Naval   measurement of World Oceans”, which will be focus-
                                                              ing mainly on the history of cartography. The con-
            Shipbuilding Docks during the republic Period)” by   gress in Monaco will also be co-chaired by Prof. Oral
            rear Admiral Aydın Eken, current Commander of the   Erdoğan and r Admiral Metin Ataç.
            Shipbuilding Dock in Gölcük, is among the papers    The first congress carried out by the Piri reis Uni-
            that left its mark on the Congress. The Pereme tech-  versity took place in İstanbul in 2012, while the sec-
            nology presented by Prof. Nurhan Kahyaoğlu, Ber-  ond one was held in St. Petersburg. The third con-
            kay Çilli, and Onur Yurdakul as a tribute to Ata Nut-  gress took place in the University’s premises for the
            ku, and the presentation by Dr. Nazmi Çeşmeci on   first time. The gala dinner of the congress that was
            the recent history of Turkish shipbuilding were also   in Piri reis school ship was an added value for the
            of great interest.                                organization. In addition to the three congresses, two
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              “Wooden  Portuguese  Shipbuilding  in  16   Centu-  workshops were already organized, one in Venize and
            ry” by Prof. Dejanirah Couto; “Dana Adası Tersane-  the other one in Cyprus. We believe that the maritime
            si Tarihi”  (History  of  the  Dana  Island  shipbuilding   history is dynamic, and therefore more research needs
            dock) by Assoc. Prof. Hakan Öniz; “Burcu Zafer” by   to be done to find out more about the history, which
            İbrahim Başak Dağgülü; “Dicle ve Fırat nehir gemi-  will naturally lead to changes in history. We are pur-
            leri inşa tarihi” (History of riverboat building in Eu-  suing  the  truth  by  encouraging  researchers,  acade-
            phrates and Tigris rivers) by Prof. Ahmet Taşdemir,   micians for doing further researches. All our current
            Dr. Oktay Çetin, and Serkan Nohut; 18  century Ot-  struggle is to access new and unpublished informa-
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            toman ship building by Ali rıza İşipek; and Ottoman   tion. We have founded the Maritime History Practice
            sailing  battleships  before  Nizam-I  Cedid  (the  New   and research Center at the Piri reis University for
            Order) Era by Emir Yener were among other popular   this purpose. We believe the more we find out about
            presentations.                                    the unknown facts about maritime history, the more
              Other notable presentations included “Ahşap gemi   dependable we can plan our future. We sincerely con-
            inşa teknolojisindeki değişiklikler” (Changes in the   gratulate the Piri reis University for organizing such
            construction technique of wooden ships) by Dr. Mat-  a  successful  international  academic  research  con-
            thew Harpster of Koç University; and “The history   gress, and we also would like to thank our generous
            shipbuilding  in  the  Pacific  during  the  16   and  18    sponsors for their support.
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