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The cycle of reciprocity between human culture and the sea has been broken by the domination of extractive economics. The loss of generations of ecological knowledge and cultural practices that inform and cohere communities is accelerating year on year.

What will maritime cultures be without vibrant economic and social communities connected with the sea itself?! How can communities retain and promote local livelihoods, social networks, cuisine, music, stories, values, varieties of customs and language?

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Narrative:
Havingwatched the great schooners disappear from the horizon, in 1938 Alan Villiers, famed explorer and mariner, set out from Kuwait upon an Omani Dhow headed for Zanzibar and back up to northern most Oman.

When Villiers set out on his historic voyage, the world had just begun its long march towards globalisation. The supplanting of engines over sails made distances shorter and deep sea navigation easier, connecting trade, culture and civilisations like never before.
80 years later, we are experiencing in a universal fashion the consequences of global economies coupled with the impact on our unique identities, societal values and marine biosphere.

Fish stocks around the globe are almost depleted as traditional fishermen have been forced to replace sustainable practices with modern, destructive fishing techniques.
In 2010, the RV Heraclitus and Ecotechnics began the Mediterranean Oral History project documenting the living culture and heritage of the peoples of the Mediterranean coast.

Since then, oral histories have been captured in Algeria, Corsica, Croatia, France, Israel, Italy, Lebanon Morocco, Spain, and Tunisia with more than 150 interviews.

If you believe that a ship bound to no nation, crewed by sailors from all over the world, can champion our oceans and bear witness to what is happening there, then please help. Support the Research Vessel Heraclitus and Ecotechnics Maritime.

Credits
Directed by Mark Abouzeid
Produced by Kathelin Gray
Produced & Edited by Cedars Productions


Lives and Legends of the Mediterranean Sea
Research Vessel Heraclitus
Ecotechnics Maritime, Ltd.
Institute of Ecotechnics

Featuring
Clemente Serafini, Corsica
Joseph Luci, Corsica
Ben Salah Hamda Jaziri, Bizerte, Tunisia
Rosario Floresta, Sicily, Italy
Yann Bedoni, Sete, France
Maria Antonia Serra Marcen, Vilassar de Mar, Spain
Luciana Argentina, Ancona, Italy
Antonio Gianquinto, Trapani, Sicily
Giuseppe La Pica, Trapani, Sicily
Mogia wife of fisherman, Gabes, Tunisia
Giovanni Delmonte, Imperia, Italy

Johanna Eurich, Interviewer
Christine Handte, Expedition Chief
Claus Tober, Captain, R/V Heraclitus

Voice Over by Anna Hope

Shot on location in Algeria, Corsica,
Croatia, France, Israel, Italy, Lebanon
Morocco, Spain, and Tunisia.

Camerapeople 
Christine Handte
Giles Delmas
Mark Abouzeid
Bozkurt Palanduz

Thanks to

Jordi Richter
F&S Fund
Museu Valencià d’Etnologia
Museu Marítim de Barcelona, MMB
Musée des Civilisations de l’Europe
et de la Méditerranée, MuCEM
Institut de rechercha holistica de
Montserrat, Irehom
Library of Alexandria, Egypt
Museo de la Marina, Vilasar de Mar
Render, Valencia
October Gallery, London
Syrimis and Co., London
Omar Fayed
Roger Malina
Jean-Robert Varaillon Laborie
Jaques Casabianca
Quico Despuig
Masep Tarres
Natxo Tarres
Jessi Rask
Stefano Romizi
Ralo Mayer
Federica Chimenti
Miriam M'nasri
Armondo di Gregori

Shot with DJI Osmo Pocket, DJI Mavic Air,
Sony 4k XD Camera, Sony 4k Handy Cam, Nikon D3.

Soundtrack by Mark Abouzeid
Music licensed from Epidemic Sound
“Cold Wind” by Savvun
“Cold Days Ahead” by Rune Daler

Opening Title Sequence Photos by Mark Abouzeid.