David Gibbins
Underwater archaeologist and novelist
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| 2019 | Published historical military research article 'The 9th Lancers and the assault on the 'Quadrilateral' during the Battle of the Somme, 15 September 1916' in The Chapka regimental journal. |
| 2019 | Discovered a unique 16th-century copper-alloy statuette of the crucified Christ, attributable to Guglielmo della Porta, during a wreck investigation. |
| 2018 | Published 'Inquisition', the tenth novel in the Jack Howard series, released by Headline in London and Thomas Dunne Books in New York. |
| 2018 | Located the site of the President, an English East Indiaman. |
| 2016 | Published 'Testament', the ninth novel in the Jack Howard series, released by Headline in London and Thomas Dunne Books in New York. |
| 2016 | Rediscovered the wreck of the Schiedam, a ship involved in the evacuation of English Tangier in 1684 and associated with Samuel Pepys. |
| 2015 | Published 'The Sword of Attila', the second novel in the Total War Rome series, released by Macmillan in London and Thomas Dunne Books in New York. |
| 2015 | Co-founded the research group Cornwall Maritime Archaeology, which has made numerous shipwreck discoveries off south-west England. |
| 2014 | Published 'Pyramid', the eighth novel in the Jack Howard series, released by Headline in London and Bantam Dell in New York. |
| 2013 | Published 'Pharaoh', the seventh novel in the Jack Howard series, released by Headline in London and Bantam Dell in New York. Also published 'Destroy Carthage', the first novel in the Total War Rome series, released by Macmillan in London and Thomas Dunne Books in New York. |
| 2011 | Published 'The Gods of Atlantis' (titled 'Atlantis God' in the US), the sixth novel in the Jack Howard series, released by Headline in London and Bantam Dell in New York. |
| 2010 | Published 'The Mask of Troy', the fifth novel in the Jack Howard series, released by Headline in London and Bantam Dell in New York. |
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