Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum

Bibliography

Title	Author	Date	Publisher	Location	Geographic	Dewy	Main	Second	Chrono	AcessNo
The great trading merchants, Cocksinja & his son.	Yamawaki, Teijiro,	1976	Acta Asiatica, 30: 106-16.	J Green Collection
The Great War At Sea :The Dramatic Story of Naval Warfare 1914 - 1918.	A.A. Hoehling	1967	Corgi Books	McKenna		McK 2341	History–Maritime	Naval/Naval Operations
The great whale game	Blond, G.	1957	London : Viking. [Georges Blond; translated from the French by James Cleugh. Originally published as a bound edition: La grande aventure des baleines 1953]	Maritime Museum	Non-specific	639.28 BLO	History	Whaling		18843
The great whales	Zim, H.S.	1951	New York : Scholastic Book Services	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	639.28 ZIM	History–Maritime	Whaling		18839
The greatest raid of all	Lucas Phillips, C.E.	1960	Readers Book Club in association with The Companion Book Club, London.	McKenna	England		History	Biography–Diaries–Memoirs	20Cent	27123
The Greek sewn shipbuilding tradition and the Ma'agan Mikhael ship: a comparison with Mediterranean parallels from the Sixth to the Fourth centuries BC.	Kahanov, Y. and Pomey, P.,	2004	The Mariner’s Mirror, 90.1: 6-28	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Boats/ships–Construction		6-4Cent
The Greek stones speak the story of archaeology in Greek lands.	MacKendrick, P.,	1962	University paperbacks, Methuin, London.	J Green Collection	Mediterranean		Archaeology
The Greek-Norwegian deep-wate archaeological survey.	Delaporta, K.,. Jasinski, M.E. and Soreide, F.,	2006	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 35. 1:79-87.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	Surveying
The grey diplomatists	Edwards, K.	1939	Rich & Cowan, Ltd., London.	McKenna	Europe		History	Naval	20Cent	176
The Griffin, an English East Indiaman lost in the Philippines in 1761.	Daggett, C., Jay, E. and Osada, F.,	1990	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 19.1: 35–41.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	EEI
The Griffon Cove wreck: a case study in archaeological reconstruction of timber hull remains.	Hundley, P. F.,	1984	Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology Special publication, No.2.	McKenna/ Maritime Museum	Canada		Archaeology–Maritime	Excavations	17Cent	719
The grounde of artes: mathematical books of the 16th-century England.	Johnston, S.A., Willmoth, F.H. and Bennett, J.A.,	1985	Whipple Museum of the History of Science.	Reprint MM	UK		Navigation	TEC
The growth of Britain’s refrigerated meat trade, 1880-1939.	Oddy, D.J.,	2007	The Mariner’s Mirror, 93.3: 269-280.	Maritime Museum	UK		History
The growth of specialization in English shipowning, 1750-1850.	Ville, S.,	1993	Economic History Review, XLVI, 4: 702-722.	Reprint MM	UK		Boats/ships–History of
The Guinness history of sea warfare	Frere-Cook, G. and Macksey, K.	1975	Guinness Superlatives Limited, Middlesex.	McKenna	International		Boats/ships–Types	Naval	20Cent	26
The gun-founders of England.	Ffoulkes, C.,	1937	Arms and Armour Press, London.	J Green Collection	Europe		Guns
The gun: a developmental resume.	Galatea.	1969	The Customs Officer (4th Division) September:101-112.	Reprint MM	Europe		Guns
The gunboat Philadelphia, a continental gondola of 1776 and her model.	Hoffman,H.P.,	1984	Nautical Research Journal, 30.2: 55–67.	Reprint MM	USA		Naval	Ships
The guns of the frigate Unicorn.	Stuart, W.R.,	1978	Unicorn Preservation Society, Dronley.	J Green Collection	Europe		Guns
The halyards of 'dhows'.	Waters, D.W.,	1946	The Mariner's Mirror, 32: 188.	J Green Collection	Indian Ocean		Boats/ships–Construction
The Hamburg South America Line	Cooper J , Kludas A and Pein J	1989	Kendal : World ship Society	McKenna	Germany		Boats/ships–History of	Merchant shipping–Commerce	20Cent	1814
The Hamelin Bay, Jervoise Bay and Mandurah Shipwrecks. A field exercise linking wreck site archaeological research with wreck trail promotion. Submitted by Ed punchard as a course requirement for the Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology (MA 592)	Punchard, E.,	1990	Report—Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 140.	Maritime Museum	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The Hamilton and the Scourge: a first look.	Cassavoy, K.A.,	1984	In: S.B.M.Langley and R.W.Unger, (eds.). Nautical archaeology, progress and public responsibility:176-198. BAR International Series 220.	Maritime Museum/J Green Collection	Canada	930.102804 NAU	Archaeology–Maritime			10105
The Hamilton–Scourge project	Nelson, D.A.,	1979	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 8.3: 245–249.	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–Maritime	18Cent
The hand maiden and victim of agriculture, the Port of Wells-Next-The-Sea, Norfolk, in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries.	Stammers, M.	2000	The Mariner’s Mirror, 86.1: 60-65	Maritime Museum	UK		History–Maritime	Harbours and Ports & structures	17-20Cent
The handbook of British pottery and porcelain marks.	Godden, G.A.,	1968	Herbert Jenkins, London.	Maritime Museum	UK	738.0278 GOD	Ceramics			2422
The handicrafts of the sailor.	Banks, S.,	1974	Dave & Charles, Newton Abbot.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographical	745.5 BAN	Technical			1856
The handwriting of English documents.	Hector, L.C.,	1966	Edward Arnold, London.	J Green Collection	Europe		Technical information
The harbour at Phaselis.	Blackman, D.J.,	1973	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 2.2: 355–64.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime	Surveying
The Harbourmaster's Specifications: a pilot study in computer-aided identification of regional trade.	Sutherland, H.A. and Bree, D.S.,	1984	In: ICIOS II. International Conference on Indian Ocean Studies, Perth, WA., 5-12 December 1984 - Maritime Studies: Shipping, Trade and Port-Cities.	Maritime Museum/J Green Collection	Indian Ocean	909.0965 INT	History–Maritme			9149
The Harbours of Caesarea maritima. Results of the Caesarea Ancient Harbour Excavation Project 1980-85. Vol.II: The Finds and the Ship	Oleson, J.P. [et. al]	1994	BAR International Series, 594, Centre for maritime Studies, University of Haifa, No.5)	Maritime Museum	Middle east	933 HAR	Archaeology–Maritime	Harbours and Ports		16088
The Harriet McGregor. A staunch ship’s sea story.	Philp, J.E.,	1934	The Mercury Press, Hobart.	McKenna	Tasmania		Boats/ships–History of	Architecture		1045
The harvest of Hellenism. A history of the Near East from Alexander the Great to the triumph etc.	Peters, F.E.,	1972	Allen & Unwin, London.	J Green Collection	Mediterranean		History–Maritme
The Hatcher porcelain cargoes: the complete record.	Sheaf, C. K. R. and Hatcher, M.,	1988	Phaidon.Christie's, Oxford.	Maritime Museum	SE Asia	738.20951 SHE	Ceramics	VOC		11230
The haven-finding art in Indian navigational traditions and its applications in Indian navigational cartography.	Arunachalam, B.	1985	Indica, 22.5: 103-122.	J. Green Collection	Indian Ocean		Naval
The haven-finding art, a history of navigation from Odysees to Captain Cook.	Taylor, E.G.R.,	1971	Hollis and Carter, London.	J Green Collection	International		Naval
The Hawari of Socotra, Yemen.	Rensburg, J.J. van	2010	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 39.1: 99-109.	Maritime Museum	Asia		Boats/ships–History of
The health of seamen in anti-slavery squadrons	Watt, J.	2002	The Mariner’s Mirror, 88.1: 69-78	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic		History–Maritime		19Cent
The Heartbreak Coast.	Anderson, C.,	1995	Western Fisheries, WA's Journal of Fishing and the Aquatic Environment, January/March, 1995. Perth.	Reprint MM	Australia		Ships	Maritime Archaeology
The Hector Backbone: a quiescent landscape of conflict. [with contributions from James Boyle, Thomas Cuddy, Karen Holmberg, Janet Six, Mark Smith, Noah Thomas and Karen Wehner].	Delle, J.A. and Heaton, P.,	2003	Journal of The Society for Historical Archaeology, 37.3: 93-110.	Maritime Museum	USA		History
The Hedeby Ships.	Crumlin-Pedersen, O.	2000	In: J. Litwin, Down the river to the sea. Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology, Gdansk 1997. Polish Maritime Museum, Gdansk:213-218.	JG
The Hellenistic Wreck at Serçe Liman.	Anon.,	1980	Institute for Nautical Archaeology Newsletter, 6.4: 1-2.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime	AD2
The hero packs a punch : Sir Charles Hotham, Liberalsism and West Africa, 1846-1850.	Hunter, M.C.,	2006	The Mariner’s Mirror, 92. 3: 282-299.	Maritime Museum	Africa		History		19Cent
The heroes	McKie, R.	1967	Angus and Robertson, Sydney.	McKenna	Australia		History	Biography–Diaries–Memoirs	20Cent	256
The high life: topmen in the eighteenth-century navy.	Willis, S.B.A.,	2004	The Mariner’s Mirror, 90.2: 152-166.	Maritime Museum	Non-specific		History–Maritime	Naval/Naval Operations
The Highborn Cay Wreck. Best-laid plans often need ingenious field modification.	Simmons, J.,	1988	Institute for Nautical Archaeology Newsletter, 14.3/4: 12-13	Maritime Museum	Carribean		Ships	Maritime Archaeology
The Highborn Cay Wreck. Elegant remains yield details of discovery ship construction.	Oertling, T.J.,	1988	Institute for Nautical Archaeology, 14.3/4: 8-10	Maritime Museum	Carribean		Ships	Maritime Archaeology
The Highborn Cay Wreck. Reocrds usually conceal the happenstance of life.	Lakey, D.,	1988	Institute for Nautical Archaeology Newsletter, 14.3/4: 11.	Maritime Museum	Carribean		Ships	Maritime Archaeology
The Highborn Cay Wreck. Three Goals Set, Reached During Three Weeks at HCay.	Keith, D.H.,	1988	Institute for Nautical Archaeology, 14.3-4: 6-7.	Maritime Museum/AIMA	Carribean		Ships	Maritime Archaeology
The Highborn Cay Wreck: Further exploration of a 16th-century Bahamian shipwreck.	Smith, R.C., Keith, D.H. & Lakey, D.,	1985	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 14.1: 63-72.	Maritime Museum	Carribean		Archaeology–Maritime