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Bibliography

Title Author Date Publisher Location Geographic Dewy Main Second Chrono AcessNo
The Bulletin of Marine Engineers No. 7 Marine Engineers Bulletin 1985 London : Marine Engineers Bulletin McKenna UK 1096
The Bulletin of Marine Engineers No.6 Marine Engineers Bulletin 1985 London : Marine Engineers Bulletin McKenna UK 1096
The buried lagoon and lost port of Sipontum (Foggia, Italy). Smith, C.D. and Morrison, I.A., 1974 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 3.2: 275–81. Maritime Museum Mediterranean

Archaeology–Maritime

Surveying
The Burke Book of Ships and Shipping. Penry-Jones, J. 1965 London : Burke Publishing McKenna Not Geographic

Boats/ships–History of

 1477
The burns of sea battles. Problems of medicine at sea. Watt, J., 1974 National Maritime Museum Greenwich Maritime Monographs No.12. Greenwich. J Green Collection Europe

Technical information
The business interests of Sir James Caird of Glenfarquhar, Bt (1864-1954). Murphy, H. and Oddy, D.J., 2011 The Mariner’s Mirror Centenary Issue, 97.1: 22-36. Maritime Museum UK

Biography–Diaries–Memoirs
The Butuan archaeological finds: profound implications for the Philippines and Southeast Asian prehistory. Ronquillo, W.P., n.d. Manuscript, National Museum of the Philippines, Manila. Reprint MM Philippines

Archaeology–Maritime
The Butuan Two boat known as a balangay in the National Museum, Manila, Philippines. Clark, P., Green, J.N., Vosmer, T. and Santiago, R., 1993 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 22.2: 143–59. Maritime Museum Philippines

Archaeology–Maritime

TEC
The Butuan two boat known as a Balangay in the National Museum, Manila, Philippines. Clark, P., Green, J.N., Vosmer, T. and Santiago, R., 1993 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 22.2: 143-59. Maritime Museum Asia

Boats/ships–History of
The BZN 10-wreck, threatened by nature? Manders, M., 2002 Bulletin of the Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology, 26:99-104 Maritime Museum Netherlands

Archaeology–Maritime

Shipwrecks
The Bøle ship, Skien, Norway—research history, dendrochronology and provenance. Daly, A. and Nymoen, P., 2008 The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 37.1: 153-170. Maritime Museum Europe

Archaeology–Maritime

Shipwrecks
The Cadiz Project. Lakey, D., 1986 Institute for Nautical Archaeology Newsletter, 12.4: 8. J Green Collection
The Caergwrle Bowl—A possible prehistoric boat model. Denford, G.T. and Farrell, A.W., 1980 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 9.3: 183–192. Maritime Museum UK

Ships
The Cais do Sodré shipwreck, Lisbon, Portugal. Castro, F., Yamafune, K., Eginton, C. and Derryberry, T., 2011 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 40.2: 328-343. Maritime Museum Europe

Archaeology–Maritime

Shipwrecks
The Calatagan earthenwares: A description of pottery complexes excavated in Batangas Province, Philippines. Main, D. & Fox, R.B., 1982 Monograph No.5, National Museum, Manila, Philippines. J Green Collection Philippines

Ceramics
The Calatagan excavations: two fifteenth century burial sites in Batangas, Philippines. Fox, R.B., 1959 Philippine Studies, 7.3: 325-390. J Green Collection Philippines

Archaeology

Ceramics
The Cambridge elementary mathematical tables. Miller, J.C.P. and Powell, F.C., (comp.) 1967 Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Maritime Museum Not Geographical 510.83 CAM

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 14751
The Canary Islands Shipwreck Survey. Phaneuf, B.A. and Hitchcock, P.W. 1995 Institute for Nautical Archaeology Quarterly, 22.1: 15-17 Maritime Museum Mediterranean

Archaeology–Maritime

Ships
The cannon from Dunwich Bank, Suffolk. Roth, R., 1996 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 25(1): 21–32. Maritime Museum UK

Archaeology–Maritime

Guns
The cannon of Pendennis and St Mawes Castle, Cornwall. Carpenter, A.C., 1984 A.C. Carpenter (Illustrated booklet from the two castles) Reprint MM UK

Guns

History
The cannon of Pendennis and St Mawes Castles, Cornwall. Carpenter, A.C., 1984 Austin. C. Carpenter, Ivybridge, Devon. Maritime Museum UK 623.42 CAR

Guns

 327
The cannon of the Batavia and the Sacramento: early modern cannon founding reconsidered. Guilmartin, J.F., 1982 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 11.2: 133-144. Maritime Museum Europe

Guns
The cannon on Pulau Aur. Gibson-Hill, C.A., 1950 Journal Malayan Branch Royal Asiatic Society, 23.1: 139-142. Reprint MM SE Asia

Guns
The Cannonhall, Royal Danish Arsenal Museum. Christensen, E., 1971 Tøjhusmusem, Copenhagen. J Green Collection Scandanavia

Guns
The cannons of Goleta. Ruhge, J.M., 1984 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology,, 13.4: 297-304. Maritime Museum USA

Archaeology–Maritime

Guns
The Cape Run The Story of the Union - Castle service to South Africa and of the ships employed Mitchell W H and Sawyer L A 1984 Lavenham : Terence Dalton Ltd McKenna UK

Boats/ships–History of

Merchant shipping–Commerce

 20Cent 1806
The Captain as Healer: Medical Care on Merchantmen and Whalers, 1790-1865. Gordon, E.C., 1994 The American Neptune, 54.4: 265-277. Maritime Museum USA

Medical
The captain’s clerk. Hedderwick, J.B., 1957 Hutchinson and Co. Ltd., London. McKenna UK

History

Biography–Diaries–Memoirs

 20Cent 395396
The captain’s grandson : the world of Michael Kailis. Hansen, D.E. 1999 Fremantle, W.A. : M.G. Kailis Exports Pty Ltd Maritime Museum Australia 920.0941 HAN

History

Biography–Diaries–Memoirs

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The capture of the treasure fleet. The story of Piet Heyn. Marx, R.F., 1977 McKay, New York. J. Green Collection Europe

History–Maritme
The cargo of amphoras on the 7th century Yassi Ada and 11th century Serçe Limani shipwrecks: two examples of a reuse of Byzantine amphoras as transport jars. Doorninck, F.H. van, 1989 In: Bulletin de Correspondance Hellénique (Supplément 18) Recherches sur la Céramique Byzantine. Reprint MM Mediterranean

Ceramics

AD1
The cargo-beden Al-Khammam. Weismann, N. 1999 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 27(3):183-187 Maritime Museum Middle East

Boats/ships–Construction
The Carrarang Station lifeboat: relic of the HMAS Sydney/Kormoran engagement November 1941. McCarthy, M., et al. 1990 Report—Department of Maritime Archaeology Western Australian Maritime Museum, No.38. Maritime Museum Australia

Boats/ships–History of
The Carriage of cargo in the steamers of the New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd. and Federal Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd. 1925 New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd., Federal Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., London. Maritime Museum NZ 387.544 CAR

Boats/ships–History of

 20Cent 16842
The Carronade Tucker, S.C. 1997 Nautical Research Journal, 42. 1:15-23 Maritime Museum Not Geographic

Guns

Armaments
The Carronade Island guns and Australia's early visitors. Green, J.N., 1982 Great Circle, 4.2: 73-83. Maritime Museum/J Green Collection Australia

Guns
The Carronade Island Guns and Australia’s Early Visitors. Green, J.N. 1982 Great Circle, 4(2):73-83 Maritime Museum Australia

Guns
The Carronade Island Guns and Southeast Asian gun founding. Green, J., 2006 Report–Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Museum, No. 215. Maritime Museum Western Australia

Guns
The Cartaz system and monopoly trading in the Bay of Bengal. de Silva, C.R., 1984 In: ICIOS II. International Conference on Indian Ocean Studies, Perth, WA., 5-12 December 1984 - The Portuguese in the Indian Ocean Region. Maritime Museum/J Green Collection Indian Ocean 909.09 INT

History–Maritme

 9151
The carvings of the Paiwan of Formosa. Bartlett, H.H., ? ? J. Green Collection Philippines

Archaeology
The case for a bronze Age dating for the submerged harbour-works at Arwad. Frost, H., 1970 In: M. Mollat, (ed.) Societes et Compagnies de Commerce en Orient et dans L'Ocean Indien: 63-72. Actes du Huitieme Colloque International D'Histoire Maritime (Beyrouth - 5-10 Septembre 1966). S.E.V.P.E.N., Paris. J Green Collection Mediterranean

Archaeology–Maritime
The casks from the wreck of the William Salthouse. Staniforth, M., 1987 Australian Historical Archaeology, 5: 21–28. Reprint MM Australia

Archaeology–Maritime
The castaway coast. Anderson, C., 1995 Western Fisheries: 32-36, Perth. Reprint MM Australia

Ships

Maritime Archaeology
The castaways: an argument in favour of Port Gregory as the landing site for the two Batavia mutineers Wouter Loos and Jan Pelgrom De Bye Van Bemmel. McDonald, G.K., 1993 G.K. McDonald, WA. Maritime Museum WA A/930.102804 MAC

Maritime History

VOC

 14013
The catafighters and merchant carriers Poolman, K. 1970 William Kimber & Co. Limited, London. McKenna UK

History

Naval

 20Cent 129
The Catalan wine trade in the Roman Empire. Guasch, R.P., 1984 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 13.3: 245-248. Maritime Museum Mediterranean

History–Maritme
The Cattewater Wreck, Plymouth, Devon. Preliminary results of recent work. Mortlock, B. and Redknap, M., 1978 International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 7.3: 195–204. Maritime Museum UK

Archaeology–Maritime

16Cent
The Cattewater wreck. Carpenter, A.C., Ellis, K.H. & McKee, J.E.G. 1974 Maritime Monographs and Reports, 13. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. Reprint MM UK

Archaeology–Maritime
The Cattewater wreck: a contribution to 16th century maritime archaeology. Redknap, M., 1985 Postmedieval boat and ship archaeology, Swedish National Maritime Museum, Report 20. Reprint MM UK

Archaeology–Maritime
The Cattewater wreck: a contribution to 16th century maritime archaeology. Redknap, M., 1985 In: C. O. Cederlund (ed.), Postmedieval boat and ship archaeology. Papers based on those presented to an International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology in Stockholm in 1982: 39-60. British Archaeological Reports, International Series 256, Oxford. Maritime Museum/J Green Collection UK

Archaeology–Maritime

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