There are numerous fascinating books about maritime history and scuba diving which are often overlooked or sadly out of print. Here is a growing selection of books I’ve personally enjoyed which you might find interesting to investigate yourself.
Admiral Shovell’s Treasure and Shipwreck
in the Isles of Scilly-R.Larn & R.McBrideThe Silent Service – John Parker
Scapa Flow In War And Peace-W.S.Hewison
This Great Harbour-W.S.Hewison
Stokers Submarine-Fred &Liz Brencley
The Wreck at Sharpnose Point – J.Seale
Business in Great Waters – John Terraine
Submarine in Camera – Hall & Kemp
Autumn of the Uboats – Geoff Jones
To Unplumbed Depths – Hans Hass
Custom of the Sea – Niel Hanson
The Man Who Bought a Navy – Gerald Bowman
The Treasure Divers – Kendall McDonald
The Deepest Days – Robert Stenhuit
The Wreck Hunters – Kendal McDonald
Sea Diver – Marion Clayton Link
The Other Titanic – Simon Martin
Falco,chief diver of the Calypso – Falco & Diole
World without Sun – J.Y.Cousteau
Seven Miles Down – Piccard & Dietz
The Lliving Sea – J.Y.Cousteau
The Undersea Adventure – Philip Diole
Life and Death in a Coral Sea – J.Y.Cousteau
Sea Lion- Elephant Seal and Walrus – J.Y.Cousteau
Octopus and Squid – J.Y.Cousteau
A Time to Die, the story of the Kursk – R. Moore
The Sea Around Us – Rachel carson
