### Multibeam images

- Shuna: composite of site plots.
- Shuna: plan view with contours.
- Shuna: plan view.
- Shuna: isometric view from North East.
- Shuna: isometric view from North West.
- Shuna: isometric view from South East.
- Shuna: starboard profile.

### Sidescan images

- Shuna: general view of deck (56°33.3642N 5°54.8337W).
- Shuna: general view of deck.
- Shuna: general view of deck, detail of debris off stern.
- Shuna: general view of deck, detail of rudder and debris off stern.
- Shuna: starboard profile detail.
- Shuna: profile detail, sonar track bisecting the vessel.
- Shuna: shadow detail (upstanding features).
- Shuna: shadow detail (upstanding features).
- Shuna: shadow detail (upstanding features).
- Shuna: shadow detail for stern showing rudder.
- Shuna: shadow general view, with stern shadow detail.

### Geotiffs

The default projection for these Geotiffs is WGS 84 UTM 30N. Separate copies of these images are also provided in standard lat/lon projection (WGS 84) with KML files, for use in Google Earth. Access these through the associated 'KML' link (help).

- Shuna (KML).
- Sound of Mull Hispania to the Shuna (4) (KML).

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### Help

* KML files allow geographical information to be viewed directly in a global context. You must have a broadband connection and a copy of 'Google Earth' to view KML files.

You can download a free copy of Google Earth from earth.google.com.

If you have problems opening KML files in Google Earth (they may open as text files in your browser), please navigate to the folder 'kml' on the CD and open them directly by clicking on them there.

#### Credits

Data generated by Aspect Surveys Ltd., Kongsberg Maritime Ltd., and Cfloor AS, for the Sound of Mull mapping consortium (Historic Scotland, Centre for Digital Imaging DJCAD University of Dundee, Morvern Maritime Centre, and Lochaline Dive Centre.) Flash animations and KML mapping to Google Earth by CookandKaye.

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The Sound of Mull Archaeological Project 1994-2005 by Philip Robertson with contributions by Jane Maddocks and Steve Webster.

Published by Archaeopress, CD designed by CookandKaye 2007