Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum

Bibliography

Title	Author	Date	Publisher	Location	Geographic	Dewy	Main	Second	Chrono	AcessNo
From Phillip to Bligh. The Navy Governs.	n.a.	1973	BHP Journal	Reprint MM	Australia		History–Maritime
From Polish waters.	Smolarek, P.,	1983	Museum (UNESCO), 137:37-40.	J Green Collection	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime
From private to official hyrography: the charts and sailing directions of Joseph Dessiou (1743-1822) and his son, Joseph Foss Dessiou (1769-1853).	Fisher, S.,	2005	The Mariner’s Mirror, 91.3:389-409.	Maritime Museum	UK		Charts and Maps
From Qadê to Mazûn: Four notes on Oman c. 700 B.C. to 700 A.D.	Potts, D.,	1985	Journal of Oman Studies, 8: 81-95.	J Green Collection	OMA
From rags to riches: Blackwell Hall and the wool cloth trade, c. 1450-1790.	Bateman, N.,	2004	Post-Medieval Archaeology, 38.1: 1-16.	Maritime Museum	England		History
From raw iron to semi-product: quality and circulation of materials during the Iron Age in France.	Berranger, M. and Fluzin, P.,	2012	Archaeometry, 54.4: 664-684.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Scientific
From rescue to research: Medieval ship finds in St Peter Port, Guernsey.	Adams, J. and Black, J.,	2004	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 33. 2: 230-252.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks	Medieval
From rope to chain: on development of anchors in the Mediterranean.	Frost, H.,	1963	The Mariner’s Mirror, 49.1: 1-20.	Reprint MM	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime	TEC
From sail to steam : shipping in Western Australia, 1870 to 1890 [photocopy]	Henderson, G.	1977	Thesis—(MA) Department of History, University of Western Australia. [Photocopied with the permission of the author for research purposes in the Maritime Library.]	Maritime Museum	Australia	387.509941 HEN	Boats/ships–History of	Steam	19Cent	123
From sailing ships to microchips : inaugural industrial heritage conference, Fremantle, 15 and 16 June 1994 / sponsored by the Institution of Engineers, Australia and the Heritage Council of Western Australia.	Institution of Engineers, Australia. (WA Division)	1994	Institution of Engineers, Western Australian Division: Western Australia.	Maritime Museum	Australia	363.6909941 FRO	Conservation	Heritage		14649
From sea-bed to computer screen—digital mapping of submerged and shipwreck sites.	Jeffery, B.	1999	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 23:86-94	Maritime Museum	Australia		Technical information	Shipwrecks
From seabed to exhibition floor: tracking the Xantho objects, 1983-2006.	Prall, R.,	2009	In: M. McCarthy (ed.), Iron, Steel & Steamship Archaeology. Proceedings of 2nd Australian seminar, held in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney, 2006: 58-62. Special Publication No. 13 Australian National Centre of Excellence for Maritime Archaeology. Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology Special Publication No. 15.	Maritime Museum
From southern India to Lanka: the traffic in commodities, bodies and myths from the thirteenth century onwards.	Roberts, M.,	1979	In: The Indian Ocean in Focus. International Conference on Indian Ocean Studies, Perth, WA, 15-22 August 1979. Section V. Cultural exchanges & influences. University of Western Australia, Nedlands.	Maritime Museum		909.0965 INT	History			59785
From Southern India to Lanka: The traffic in commodities, bodies, and myths from the 13th Century onwards	Roberts, M.,	1979	International Conference on Indian Ocean Studies I, Perth.	J Green Collection	Indian Ocean		History–Maritme
From Stain to Saint: ancestry, archaeology, and agendas in Tasmania’s convict heritage - a view from Port Arthur.	Jackman, G.,	2009	Historical Archaeology, 43.3: 101-112.	Maritime Museum	Tasmania		Heritage
From start to finish: Different perspectives on the Darwin–Ambon International Yacht Race, 1976–1998.	Coulehan, K. and Soselisa, H.	2000	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 24:51-62	Maritime Museum	NT		History–Maritime	Sailing
From Susa to Anuradhapura: reconstructing aspects of trade and exchange in bitumen-coated ceramic vessels between Iran and Sri Lanka from the third to the ninth centuries AD.	Stern, B., Connan, J., Blakelock, E., Jackman, R., Coningham, R.A.E. and Heron, C.,	2008	Archaeometry, 50.3: 409-428.	Maritime Museum	Middle East		Voyages/Travels	Trade/Commerce
From the deep of the sea: being the diary of the late Charles Edward Smith M.R.C.S., surgeon, of the whaleship Diana of Hull.	Smith, C. E.,	1922	A. & C. Black Ltd., London.	McKenna	Antarctic	needs repairing	History–Maritime	Whaling	20Cent	762763
From the Kattumaram to the Fibre-Teppa—Changes in boatbuilding traditions on India’s East coast.	Pohl, H.,	2007	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 36.2: 382-408.	Maritime Museum	India		Boats/ships–Construction
From the ocean bed: evidence that, etc, etc.	Woodham, A.	1982	The Australian Women's weekly — November 17, 1982.	Reprint MM	UK		Archaeology–Maritime	Ships
From the other side: Indonesian evidence in the loss of the Lady Nelson and Stedcombe (1825).	Spillett, P.,	1983	Great Circle, 5.1: 24-39.	J Green Collection	SE Asia		History–Maritme
From the periphery to the mainstream: the challenge of Australia's maritime history.	Broeze, F.,	1989	Great Circle, 11.1:1-13	J. Green Collection	Australia		History–Maritme
From the President - 2006 Annual Board Meeting.	INA	2006	INA Quarterley, 33.4:13-17.	Maritime Museum
From tragedy to treasure.	Harris, B.,	2004	Sport Diving, 105:86-90	Maritime Museum	Pacific Region		Aircraft Wrecks
From ‘do-it-yourself’ to an industry... Quick on the Draw. [a history on wire making]	n.a.	1967	The BHP Review:11-15	McKenna	Australia		History			1596
From “public archaeologist” to “public intellectual” : seeking engagement opportunities outside traditional archaeological arenas.	McDavd, C.,	2011	Historical Archaeology, 45.1: 24-32.	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–other
FTIR and solid-state 13C CP/MAS NMR spectroscopy of charred and non-charred solid organic residues preserved in Roman Iron Age vessels from the Netherlands.	Oudemans, T.F.M., Boon, J.J. and Botto, R.E.,	2007	Archaeometry, 49.3: 571-594.	Maritime Museum			Scientific
Fuel oil and oil firing.	Gollin, G. J.	1952	[London] : Shell-Mex & BP Ltd	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	697.044 GOL	Technical information			16785
Fueling the fire: examining Caribbean Colonial relations between humans and the environment.	Britt, S.F.,	2010	Historical Archaeology, 44.3: 54-68.	Maritime Museum	Carribean		Archaeology–other	Anthropology
Fuhrer fur sammler von porzellan und fayence.	Graesse, J.G.T. and Jaennicke, E.,	19??	Klinkhardt & Biermann, Braunschweig.	J Green Collection	Europe		Ceramics
Fukien kilns of the Sung to Ming Dynasty.	Tregear, M.,	1978	Symposium Trade Pottery E & SE Asia, Hong Kong.	J Green Collection	China		Ceramics
Fukien wares exported to Japan, with specific reference to the sutra mounds of the 12th Century.	Tregear, M.,	1977	In: Internat. Symposium on Chinese Ceramics etc.	J Green Collection
Fukusa. The Shojir Nomura Collection at Mills College Art Gallery.	Lannom, G.W.,	1985	Arts of Asia, 15.4: 131–32.	Reprint MM	Japan		Artefacts
Full fathom five, wrecks of the Spanish Armada.	Martin, C.J.M.,	1975	Chatto & Windas, London.	J Green Collection	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime
Full fathom five.	Bain, M.A.,	1982	Artlook, Perth.	Maritime Museum		338.3714120994 BAI				8305
Full steam ahead : Bunbury Port Authority, 1909-2007.	Willinge, J.,	2009	Bunbury Port Authority, Bunbury, WA.	Maritime Museum	Western Australia	387.1099412 WIL	History	Harbours and Ports & structures		21900
Full Steam Ahead: Bunbury Port Authority, 1909-1995.	Willinge, J.	1996	Bunbury : Bunbury Port Authority	Maritime Museum	Australia	387.1099412 WIL	History	Harbours and Ports	20Cent	16328
Functional Archaeological Pottery Analysis Thailand	Prommanod, S., Yutthasaree, D. and Vongnoi, P.	1996	SPAFA Journal, 6(1):47-49	Maritime Museum	Asia		Ceramics
Furness - Houlder Lines	Middlemiss N L	1991	Newcastle upon Tyne : Shield Publications	McKenna	UK		Boats/ships–History of	Merchant shipping–Commerce	20Cent	1788
Furness Withy : the centenary history of Furness, Withy and Company Ltd.	Burrell, D.,	1992	World Ship Society, Kendal, UK.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	387.50941 BUR	Boats/ships–History of	Steam		22000
Further ceramic discoveries at Sumatran sites.	Edwards McKinnon, E. and Sinta Dermawan, B.,	1981	Transactions Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, 8: 2-17.	Reprint MM	SE Asia		Archaeology	Ceramics
Further comment on the hand-guns ex Association.	Green, J.N. and North, N.,	1984	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 13.4: 334-337.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Guns
Further information on gunner's rules or tally sticks.	Green, J.N.,	1990	Ordnance Society Journal, 2: 25–32.	Reprint MM	Not Geographic		Guns	TEC
Further light on the Koh Khram wreck site.	Green, J.N.,	1981	Southeast Asian Ceramic Society Transactions, 8: 18-26.	J Green Collection	SE Asia		Archaeology–Maritime
Further light on the Koh Khram wrecksite.	Green, J.N.	1981	The Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, Transactions No. 8:18-26.	Reprint MM	SE Asia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
Further notes on the old boat found at Pontian in Southern Pahang.	Gibson-Hill, C.A.,	1952	Journal (Malay Branch) Royal Asiatic Society, 25.1: 111-133.	Reprint MM	SE Asia		Archaeology–Maritime	Boat building
Further notes on the Stonewall wreck: a 17th century Spanish vessel wrecked off Bermunda.	Dethlefsen, E.S.,	1978	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 7.2: 159-160.	Maritime Museum	Carribean		Archaeology–Maritime
Further radiocarbon dates from Cave Bay Cave, Hunter Island, North-West Tasmania.	Bowdler, S.	1975	Australian Archaeology, No.3:24-26.	Maritime Museum	Australia		Archaeology –other
Further studies in the compositional variability of colourless Romano-British vessel glass.	Baxter, M.J., Cool, H.E.M. and Jackson, C.M.,	2005	Archaeometry, 47.1: 47-68.	Maritime Museum	UK		Artefacts	Miscellaneous
Gaff Rig	Leather , J	1972	London : Granada Publishing	McKenna	International		Boats/ships–Types	Masts and Rigging	20Cent	2126