الحماية القانونية للمواقع الأثرية المغمورة بالمياه

الملخص EN

Archaeological sites that have been underwater are considered a physical place whose existence has stabilized for a short period of time on the bottom of the seas, rivers and oceans, due to drowning such as ships, or due to the high level of water so that it drowned cities and caves, so it turned from its original nature to archaeological sites.

water biological diversity from the animals and plants of these bodies has found habitats for them to take nests and homes for, so that it makes them a habitat for either their stability or their reproduction, but the environmental and human hazards of these sites threaten animal and plant biological diversity, and accordingly, all what must be eliminated these sites threaten the dangers of preserving them and protecting the diversity inside them.