Under the Mediterranean II: IntroductionLucy Blue, Stella Demesticha, Athena Trakadas, and Sara RichInternational Aid and Marine Cultural Heritage: the emergence of challenge-led marine heritage research in East Africa and the Eastern MediterraneanArturo Rey da Silva and Jon HendersonMariners’ Ex-votosMichal ArtzyA Digital Approach to Micro-stratigraphy: The Case of the Mazotos Shipwreck, CyprusIrene Katsouri and Stella DemestichaThe Fig Tree Bay Shipwreck, Cyprus: Documenting a Scattered Shipwreck Site in Shallow WatersMassimiliano Secci, Stella Demesticha, and Dimitros SkarlatosStowed Away: The Loading of the Ma‘agan Mikhael B ShipwreckMichelle Creisher, Michal Artzy, and Deborah CvikelShip Drawings in the Rock Shelter of Rocca Giglio, SicilyAntonino Filippi and Stefano MedasAn Underwater Exploration in the Stagnone Lagoon of Marsala, SicilyDetlef Peukert, Emily Anderson, Filippo Barthélemy, Ansgar Bovet, Christin Gabriele Faust, Franz Herzig, Jakub Jędrzejewski, Nele Kastenbein, Eric Kressner, Ralph Kunz, Jürgen Reitz, Rebecca Schaffeld, Tecla Zucchi, Francesca Oliveri, Roberto La Rocca, Maria Pamela Toti, Ferdinando MauriciShip Iconography: Complementary Data on the Ancient Sailing EnvironmentZaraza FriedmanRoman Wrecks from Tyrrhenian Italy in the Western Mediterranean: Archaeology and Archaeometry of AmphoraeGloria OlceseHeavy Cargoes in the Roman Period: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Logistics of Marble TransportGiovanni Borriello, Luigi Ombrato, Claudio Pensa, and Chiara ZazzaroReading a Cargo Assemblage in a Beached Wreck: The Case Study of Torre S. Sabina, ItalyRita Auriemma, Antonella Antonazzo, Alessio Calantropio, Filiberto Chiabrando, Angelo Colucci, Luigi Coluccia, Dario Gaddi, Danilo Leone, Milena Primavera, Michela Rugge, Fernando ZongoloThe Ingot Cargo of the Capo Sagro 2 ShipwreckFranca Cibecchini, Pierre Poveda, and Christian RicoMarine Cultural Heritage and Ocean Literacy in Global Policy: Reviewing Gaps and SynergiesVera NoonThis multidisciplinary volume is a collection of 13 articles reporting on recent research on the archaeology of shipwrecks, maritime visual culture, and cultural heritage management in the Mediterranean region. While papers in this volume’s predecessor, ‘Under the Mediterranean I’, were arranged thematically, the present volume organizes the research regionally, from the East Mediterranean westward, and within each region chronologically.Following the editors’ introduction, the volume begins with case studies on integrated management in East Africa and the East Mediterranean. Subsequent subjects covered in the eastern Mediterranean range from ancient mariners’ ex votos to an update on the Classical Mazotos shipwreck, and from an investigation of a Roman wreck in Cyprus to an analysis of cargo loading processes on the Ma’agan Mikhael B. Moving to the central Mediterranean, papers include the long legacy of rock art, and an ancient Aegean ship’s cargo assemblage, both in Sicily. An analysis of how iconographic sources can supplement material remains, especially perishable material like rigging, is also presented. Some 32 Roman-era shipwreck cargoes are addressed in the Tyrrhenian, while another paper analyses the distribution of heavy cargos, such as marble. Moving forward in time to the Imperial Age, one chapter examines the ceramic and organic remains from the Torre Santa Sabina I wreck, Italy, and another the wreck of the Capo Sagro II wreck from Corsica. The final paper presents a forward-looking analysis of integrated management on a global scale.This book will be of interest to students and archaeologists researching the Mediterranean region, and all readers interested in a wide range of recent advances in maritime archaeology, the history of art, and critical heritage studies.