The diving team really came through today, even though working in difficult sea conditions. Alexander Sotiriou & Phil Short were joined by Evan Kovacs taking 4K video and Brett Seymour shooting still photographs.
![Brett Seymour & Evan Kovaks preparing to dive](https://antikythera.org.gr/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/P1040741.jpg)
![Archaeologists & Co-Directors Dr. Theotokis Theodoulou & Dr. Brendan Foley discussing strategy.](https://antikythera.org.gr/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/P1040692ss.jpg)
![Hellenic Navy seals (O.Y.K) are now an important part of the team.](https://antikythera.org.gr/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/P1040694ss.jpg)
![A navy helicopter is on standby, in case of emergency. Here Manolis reviews procedures and calls to confirm we will be diving.](https://antikythera.org.gr/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/P1040722ss.jpg)
![Exosuit is in Kythera, ready for good weather to travel to Antikythera, the final leg of its journey.](https://antikythera.org.gr/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/P1050051s.jpg)
The Hellenic Navy is helping a lot, with navy seals (O.Y.K) already working alongside divers, videographers, photographers and archaeologists. The project now has two diving vessels in the region, a rigid inflatable (RIB) chase boat from the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities, GLAROS is due back soon, plus HN THETIS from the navy. Pretty much a dream team.
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