Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum

Bibliography

Title	Author	Date	Publisher	Location	Geographic	Dewy	Main	Second	Chrono	AcessNo
The discovery of a Punic ship.	Frost, H.,	1972	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 1: 113–119.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime	AD1
The discovery of a Yuaan ship at Sinan, southwest Korea: a first report.	Ayers, J.,	1978	Oriental Art, 24.1: 79–85.	Reprint MM	Asia		Ceramics
The discovery of a Yuan ship at Sinan, south-west Korea: a first report.	Ayers, J.C.,	1978	Oriental Art, 24.1: 79-85.	J. Green Collection	Korea		Ships
The discovery of an Anglo-Saxon ‘Grubenhaus’ at New Bewick, northern UK using electrical surveying and predictive deconvolution.	Glover, P.W.J.,	2010	Archaeometry, 52.2: 320-342.	Maritime Museum	UK		Scientific
The discovery of an early 18th-century boat in Lough Neagh.	Wilkinson, D and Williams, B.,	1996	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 25.2: 95-103	Maritime Museum	UK		18Cent	History
The discovery of an English East Indiaman at Bassas da India, a French atoll in the Indian Ocean: the Sussex (1738).	Bousquet, G, L’Hour, M. and Richez, F.,	1990	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 19.1: 81–85.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	EEI
The discovery of anomalously high silver abundances in pottery from early Roman excavation contexts in Jerusalem.	Adan-Bayewitz, D., Asaro, F. and Giauque, R.D.,	2006	Archaeometry, 48.3: 377-398.	Maritime Museum			Ceramics
The discovery of Australia.	Collingridge, G.,	1983	Golden Press, Sydney.	Maritime Museum	Australia	919.4 COL	Maritime History			8693
The Discovery of Australia. [In Box - FRAGILE - to be handled with care]. FRAGILE - KEPT TOP SHELF	Wood, G. A.,	1922	Macmillan, London.	Maritime Museum	Australia	919.4 WOO	Maritime History			12141
The discovery of the Bismarck.	Ballard, R. D. and Archbold, R.,	1990	Hodder & Stoughton, London.	Maritime Museum	Europe	359.3252 BAL	Naval	Maritime Archaeology		12442
The discovery of the French coin on Dirk Hartog Island [photocopy].	Cramer, M.,	2008?	M. Cramer, Geraldton, WA.	Maritime Museum	Western Australia	994.13 CRA	Archaeology–other	Coins/currency		21985
The discovery of the wreck of the Queen of Sweden.	Joffre, J-C.,	1982	Scottish Diver, Glasgow.	Reprint MM	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime
The Divided Circle.	Bennett, J.A.,		Phaidon . Christies, Oxford.	Maritime Museum	International	623.89 BEN	Navigation			10961
The documentation of sections and moulding, new tools for an old job.	Gjerdi,T.J. and Christensen, A.E., jr.,	1967-68	Saertrykk Fra,Universitetets Oldsaksamlings Arbok, pp238-244.	Reprint MM	Not Geographic		Technical information	Land archaeology
The Dor 2001/1 Shipwreck, Israel—a summary of the excavation.	Mor, H. and Kahanov, Y.,	2006	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 35.2: 274-289.	Maritime Museum	Asia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The Dor D shipwreck and Holy Land wine trade.	Kingsley, S.A.,	2003	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 32.1: 85-90.	Maritime Museum	Israel		History–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The Dor Lagoon Excavations 2006.	Kampbell, S.,	2006	INA Quarterley, 33.4:7-9.	Maritime Museum			Archaeology–Maritime
The dory book.	Gardner, J.	1987	Mystic : Mystic Seaport Museum	Maritime Museum	USA	623.8202 GAR	Boats/ships–Construction	Historical		16101
The Dory on the Mosquito Coast and Grand Banks.	Sayers, W.,	2002	The American Neptune, 62. 1: 111-116	Maritime Museum	Non-specific		History–Maritime
The double canoe and the deck canoe in ancient China and Oceania [in Chinese with an English abstract],	Ling Shun-Sheng,	1969	Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnography, Academia Sinica, 28: 233-272.	J Green Collection	China		Boats/ships–Construction
The double outrigger sailing canoe of Zamboanga and the Sulu Archipelago, Southern Philippines.	Spoehr, A.,	1971	Occasional Papers of Bernice P. Bishop Museum, 24.7: 116-125.	J Green Collection	Philippines		Boats/ships–Construction
The Doulton stoneware pothouse in Lambeth. Excavations at 9 Albert embankment, London.	Tyler, K., Brown, J., Smith, T.P. and Whittingham, L.,	2005	Museum of London Archaeology Service, London.	Maritime Museum	UK	738.1 TYL	Archaeology–other	Artefacts		20341
The Dover Boat—a reconstruction case-study.	Crumlin-Pederson,	2006	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 35. 1:58-71.	Maritime Museum	UK		Boats/ships–Construction
The Down Easters	Lubbock , B	1971	Glasgow : Brown, Son & Ferguson Ltd	McKenna	Atlantic Ocean		Boats/ships–History of	Sailing	17-19Cent	2073
The Doxford Turret Ships	Gray L and Lingwood J	1975	Kendal : World Ship Society	McKenna	UK		Boats/ships–History of	Marine Engineering	20Cent	1913
The draft UNESCO/DOALOS Convention on the protection of underwater cultural heritage and conflict with the European Convention on Human Rights.	Fletcher-Tomenius, P. and Williams, M.	1999	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 28(2):145-153	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic		Law and Legislation		20Cent
The Drama of the Scharnhorst :A Factual Account from the German viewpoint. Translated from the German by Eleanor Brockett and Anton Ehrenzweig.	Fritz-Otto Busch	1967	Horwitz Publications	McKenna		McK 2309	History–Maritime	Naval/Naval Operations
The drawing up of a height plan of the late-mediaeval wreck, the 'copper Ship' (W-5) from Gdansk, Baltic.	Kola, A. & Wilke, G.,	1983	Acta Universitatis Nicolai Copernici, Archeologia.	J Green Collection	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime
The dreadnoughts.	Howarth, D.,	1979	Time-Life Books, Alexandria. VA.	Maritime Museum	UK	359.3252	Wars	Naval		15732
The Dredge D9 (ex Parmelia) [pamphlet]	Robinson, D.	n.d.	WA : Denis Robinson	McKenna	Western Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks		860
The Drusion: a candidate for Herod's lighthouse at Caesarea Maritima.	Vann, R.L.,	1991	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 20.2: 123–139.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime	Maritime History
The duchess. The life and death of the Herzogin Cecilie.	Eriksson, P.,	1958	Secker and Warburg, London.	McKenna	International		History	Exploration	20Cent	434
The dug-out and origin of junk in ancient China [in Chinese with an English summary].	DaiI Kai-Yuan,	1984	Paper presented at the 3rd International Conference on the History of China Science.- Beijing.	J Green Collection	China		Boats/ships–Construction
The Dumpy Book of ships & the sea.	Sampson , H.,	n.a.	Sampson Low, London.	McKenna	UK		Technical information	Merchant shipping–Commerce	20Cent	14031404
The duration of frigate command during the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars.	Wareham, T.	2000	The Mariner’s Mirror, 86.4: 412-423	Maritime Museum	Non-specific		History–Maritime
The Dutch - 17th Century Thailand.	Smith, G.V.,	1977	Northern Illinois University.	J Green Collection	SE Asia		History–Maritme
The Dutch and North America in the first half of the 17th century. Some aspects.	Hart, S.,	1970	Nederlands Vereniging Zeegeschiedenis, 20:5-17.	J Green Collection	Europe		History–Maritme
The Dutch coal trade in the 17th and 18th century.	Unger, R.W.,	1981	Mededelingen van het Nederlandse Vereniging voor Zeegeschidenis.	J Green Collection	Europe		History–Maritme
The Dutch Colonial System in the East Indies.	Klaveren, J.J. van	1953	The Hague	J Green Collection	Netherlands	992	History–Maritme	VOC
The Dutch down under : 1601-2006.	Peters, N.,	2006	CCH Australia, Sydney.	Maritime Museum	Australia	305.83931094 DUT	History			20201
The Dutch East India Company as a shipowner 1602-1796.	Bruijn, J.,	1987	The American Neptune, 47.4: 240–248.	Reprint MM	Netherlands		History–Maritme	VOC
The Dutch East India Company's ships' armament in the 17th and 18th centuries: an overview.	Kist, J.B.,	1988	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 17.1: 101-102.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Guns	VOC
The Dutch East Indiaman Zeewijk wrecked in 1727: A report on the 1978 Expedition to the site.	Ingelman-Sundberg, C.,	1978	Report—Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum: No. 10.	Maritime Museum	Australia
The Dutch East Indiamen: their sailors, their navigators and life on board 1602-1795.	Boxer, C.R.,	1963	The Mariner’s Mirror, 49.2: 82-118.	Reprint MM	Europe		History–Maritme	VOC
The Dutch Eastindiaman Hollandia wrecked on the Isles of Scilly in 1743. 1. Search, location and excavation. 2. Historical. 3. Archaeological report. Mercury.	Cowan, R., Cowan, Z. and Marsden, P.,	1975	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 4.2: 267–300.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	VOC
The Dutch explorations, 1605-1756 off the North & North-West Coast of Australia, extracts from etc	Robert, W.C.H.,	1973	Philo Press, Amsterdam.	J Green Collection	Australia		History–Maritme	VOC
The Dutch fluitship Anna Maria, foundered in Dalarö Harbour in 1709.	Petersen, B.-M.,	1987	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 16.4: 293—304.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime
The Dutch in Java.	Day, C.	1904	New York, 1904. (RP 1966)	J Green Collection	Asia	992.2	History–Maritme	VOC
The Dutch in London: the influence of an immigrant community 1550-1800.	Ormrod, D.,	1973	HMSO, London.	Maritime Museum	UK	942.1 ORM	History			14939
The Dutch in the Carribean and on the Wilde coast. 1580-1680.	Goslinga, C.C.,	1971	Van Gorcum, Assen.	J Green Collection	Europe		History–Maritme