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Fieldwork and Groundtruth
Adrian Shine, n.d.. Loch Ness Project (lochnessproject.org).
The Loch Ness Project's overview of the loch and its fieldwork: the Great Glen fault, scoured by glaciers until the last retreat about 10,000 years ago; the loch at 16 m above sea level; the greatest volume of fresh water in the British Isles; the project's sonar, sediment-core and wreck-finding work.
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The loch's setting and history as described by its longest-serving research group.
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Shine, A. (n.d.). Fieldwork and Groundtruth. Loch Ness Project (lochnessproject.org). http://www.lochnessproject.org/FIELDWORKGROUNDTRUTH/FIELDWORK%20RESEARCH%20INDEX.html
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Shine, Adrian. “Fieldwork and Groundtruth.” Loch Ness Project (lochnessproject.org) (n.d.).