DIVERNET- Diving history section

HISTORY

Your hose is ready, Mr DeNiro - did these underwater films stand the test of time?
40 Great Innovations the products that changed the way we dive
The story of DIVER as DIVER celebrates its 40th birthday
The shape of diving to come What does the future really hold?
Fact or Fiction 6 diving myths...or are they?
The Atlantis Affair a tragic deep dive in 1962
British pioneer diver Trevor Hampton dies
Grace under pressure - the story of the Haldanes
Ripping off Maxime's mask the invention of the dive mask
Increasingly serious sinkers How great divers fought to explore deeper and longer
Dress informal, buckets will be worn. those crazy open-helmet naturalists.
Walking the wobbly bubble Diving with a Snead open helmet
The strong man, the rebreather, and the tunnel Acid test for the first rebreather
Pouilliot's piston-controlled pneumatic regulator Peter Dick describes a regulator patented in 1827
Dusty Miller's Secret War the naval diver who dived the U-boats first
Early snorkels Peter Dick on the history of breathing tubes
A wreck diver's dream of heaven The Isle of Wight Shipwreck Centre
Jim, but not as we know it - by Colin Taylor
The sponge divers of Symi Frank Allen reports on the island which was once home to a major diving industry
Throwing light on Eddystone Frank Allen tells the story behind the old Eddystone lighthouses
Got any old helmets you've done with? The Museum of Diving and Underwater Exploration in Gosport, Hampshire
Men in dresses They may wear dresses, but the men of the Historical Diving Society are no cissies
60 years in a cave the Wookey Hole cave system in the Mendip Hills
Formidable! Was a Paris dentist the first scuba diver - in1828
How Buster Crabb died former head of Soviet Naval Intelligence reveals what really happened
How I found the Resurgam the world's first working submarine
The case of the curious curate Resurgam's inventor, George Garrett
Dive into time Hard hat diving in Plymouth
The Historical Diving Society