Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum

Bibliography

Title	Author	Date	Publisher	Location	Geographic	Dewy	Main	Second	Chrono	AcessNo
The Indonesian trading boats reaching Singapore.	Gibson-Hill, C.A.,	1950	Journal (Malay Branch) Royal Asiatic Society, 23.1: 108-138.	Reprint MM	SE Asia		Ships	Boat building
The industrialization of an ecclesiastical hamlet: stoneware production in Lambeth and the sanitary revolution.	Killock, D., Brown, J. and Jarrett, C.,	2003	The Journal of the Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology, 37.1:29-78	Maritime Museum	UK		History	Anthropology
The Influence of certain factors on the performance of shell-type boilers.	Ritchie, E.G.,	1948	British Coal Utilisation Research Association, London.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	621.194 RIT	Technical information	Industrial		16043
The influence of rating rules and aero- and hydrodynamics on the design of sailing yachts.	Harpen, N. T. van	1998	Great Circle, 20(1):1-18	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic		Boats/ships–Construction
The influence of seapower upon history, 1660-1783	Mahan, A.T.	1969	Hill and Wang, New York.	McKenna	International		History	Naval	20Cent	169
The Influence of Trade on Bahamian Slave Culture	Farnsworth, P.	1996	Historical Archaeology, 30.4: 1-23	Maritime Museum	America S		History	Slave Trade
The information value of historic artillery.	Roth, R.,	1966	In - Proceedings: IAMAM XIV Congress 1996, Amsterdam - Delft - Burssels - Liege = Actes: IAMAM XIV Congres 1996, Brussels	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	623.4 INT	Guns	Armaments
The inglorious end of the Glorious: the release of the findings of the Board of Enquiry into the loss of HMS Glorious.	Levy, J.	2000	The Mariner’s Mirror, 86.3: 302-309	Maritime Museum	Europe		History–Maritime	Naval
The Institute of Nautical Archaeology at Texas A & M.	Hamilton, D.L. & Smith, R.C.,	1985	Oceanus, 28.1: 72-77.	J Green Collection	USA		Archaeology–Maritime
The Institute's Model Shop revisited.	Steffy, J.R.,	1983	Institute for Nautical Archaeology Newsletter, 10.3: 1-5.	Maritime Museum			Archaeology–Maritime	Boat building
The Institutes' Model Shop.	Steffy, J.R.,	1976	Institute for Nautical Archaeology Newsletter, 3.1: 1-4.	Maritime Museum			Boats/ships–Construction
The instruments from Her Imperial Majesty’s frigate Nicholas.	Ericsson, C.H.,	1975	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 4.1: 65–71.	Maritime Museum	Scandanavia		Archaeology–Maritime	Naval
The inter-relationship between wreck sites and land-sites along the Western Australian Coast.	Stanbury, M.,	1983	In: W. Jeffery and J. Amess, (eds.), Proceedings of the Second Hemisphere Conference on Maritime Archaeology, South Australian Dept. Environment and Planning and Commonwealth Dept. of Home Affairs and Environment, Adelaide:261-275.	J Green Collection	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime
The interaction between Indian and Thai cultures in the Thai Ramayana.	Poolthupya, S.,	1979	In: The Indian Ocean in Focus. International Conference on Indian Ocean Studies, Perth, WA, 15-22 August 1979. Section V. Cultural exchanges & influence. University of Western Australia, Nedlands.	Maritime Museum		909.0965 INT	History	Cultural		59785
The internal economy of the Royal Navy in the Twentieth Century.	Romans, E.,	2008	The Mariner’s Mirror, 1.94: 79-88.	Maritime Museum	UK		History–Maritime	Naval/Naval Operations
The international (commercial) code of signals for the use of all native nations.	Board of Trade	1874	George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoods for Sir William Mitchell, London.	Maritime Museum	International	623.856 INT	Technical			9425
The interpretation of later Bronze Age metalwork from British rivers.	Bradley, R.,	1979	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 8.1: 3-6.	Maritime Museum	UK		Archaeology–Maritime
The intersections of Colonial policy and Colonial practice: Creolization on the Eighteenth-Century Louisiana/Texas Frontier.	DiPaolo Loren, D.	2000	Journal of the Society for Historical Archaeology, 34.3:85–98	Maritime Museum	USA			Cultural
The introdction of Flushed-Planked skin in Northern Europe - and the Elsinore Wreck.	Probst, N.M.,	n.a.	n.a.	Reprint MM	Europe		Boats/ships–Construction	Shipwrecks
The introduction and use of copper sheathing - a history.	Staniforth, M.,	1985	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 9: 21-46.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic		Boats/ships–Construction
The introduction of the revolving turret.	Putnam, A. A.,	1996	The American Neptune, 56.2: 117—129.	Maritime Museum	International		Boats/ships–Types	Warships
The introduction of the single line ahead as a battle formation by the Dutch 1665-1666.	Weber, R.E.J.,	1987	The Mariner's Mirror, 73.1:5-20.	J Green Collection	Europe		History–Maritme
The introduction of western culture in Siam.	Damrong,	1959	Journal Siam Society, 7 (Relationship with Portugal).	J Green Collection	SE Asia		History
The inventory of a cargo vessel wrecked in 1888.	Reinders, R.,	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: 81-100. British Archaeological Reports, International Series 256, Oxford.	Maritime Museum/J Green Collection	Netherlands		Archaeology–Maritime	19C
The investigation and excavation of a deepwater shipwreck in the gulf of Mexico.	Jones, T.N.,	2002	Journal of the Marine Technology Society, 36.3: 51-54.	Maritime Museum	America S		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The Invincible (1758) site—an integrated geophysical assessment.	Quinn, R., Adams, J., Dix, J. and Bull, J.	1998	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 27(2):126-138.	Maritime Museum	UK		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks	18Cent
The involvement of sport divers in underwater archaeology in Maryland.	Hopkins, F.,	1985	In: P. Forsythe Johnston, (ed.), Proceedings 16th Conference on Underwater Archaeology 9-13 January 1985: 39. Society for Historical Archaeology Special Publication 4, Boston, MA.	J Green Collection	USA		Archaeology–Maritime
The iron and steam shipwreck resource of Queensland.	May, S.,	1988	In: M. McCarthy, (ed.), Iron ships & steam shipwrecks. Papers from the First Australian Seminar on the Management of iron Vessels & Steam Shipwrecks, Western Australian Museum, Perth: 26-38.	Maritime Museum	Queensland		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The iron hull—a hrief history of iron shipbuilding.	McCarthy, M.,	1988	In: M. McCarthy, (ed.), Iron Ships & Steam Shipwrecks. Papers from the First Australian Seminar on the Management of Iron Vessels & Steam Shipwrecks, Western Australian Museum, Perth: 219-223.	Maritime Museum			Boats/ships–Construction
The Iron Wreck - invitation to attend the 1989 Conference on the Iron Wreck.	McCarthy	1989	Perth : Western Australian Maritime Museum.	McKenna	Western Australia		Boats/ships–History of	Historical	19 Cent	861
The ISI1SA: past, present and future.	McGrail, S.	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: 269-272.	JG
The island of Jezirat Fara'un. Its ancient harbour anchorage and marine defense installations.	Flinder, A.,	1977	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 6.2: 127-140.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime
The isthmus of the Malay Peninsula in long distance navigation: New archaeological findings.	Stargardt, J.,	1984	Archipel, 18.	J Green Collection	SE Asia		History–Maritme
The Italian immigration to Western Australia: a study in economic history and sociology.	Gamba, C.,	1949	Charles Gamba [Thesis University of Western Australia].	Maritime Museum	Australia	305.8510941 GAM	History	Immigration		TH76
The Italian migration to Western Australia: a study in economic history and sociology.	Gamba, C.,	1949	Thesis (M.A.) University of Western Australia	Maritime Museum	WA		History–other	Immigration
The Jade Dragon Wreck: Sabah, East Malaysia.	Flecker, M.,	2012	The Mariner’s Mirror, 98.1: 9-29.	Maritime Museum	Asia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The James Craig: her history, recovery and restoration.	Toghill, J.E.,	1979	A.H. & A.W. Reed Pty Ltd, Sydney.	Maritime Museum/McKenna	Australia	623.822 TOG	Maritime Archaeology	Ships		14566; 15674
The James Matthews shipwreck — conservation survey and in-situ stabilisation. [Abstract]	Godfrey, I., Reed, E., Richards, V., West, N. and Winton, T.,	n.d.	not available	Reprint MM	Western Australia		Conservation	Shipwrecks
The James Matthews: a dichotomy. An investigation of the James Matthews. Andrea Metcalf, Student - Research Institute for Cultural Heritage Stueis, Curtin University of Technolgy, Bentley, WA	Metcalf, A.,	1996	Report—Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 111	Maritime Museum	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The Janggolan: ethnography illustrates potential dangers in documentary and archaeological records.	Burningham, N.	1998	In: Papers from the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology 17th International Conference The Maritime Archaeology of Long Distance Voyaging, held as part of Indian Ocean Week, Fremantle 5-13 September 1997. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 22:19-20	Maritime Museum	Indonesia		Boats/ships–History of
The Japan-Dutch trade in the formative period of the seclusion policy - Particularly on the raw etc.	Kato, Eiichi,	1976	Acta Asiatica, 30: 34-84.	J Green Collection	Japan		History–Maritme
The Japanese porcelain trade of the Dutch East India Company after 168-	Volker, T.,	1959	Mededelingen van het Rijksmuseum voor Volkenk etc.	J Green Collection
The Jeanie Johnston—a dream rebuilt.	Koza, T.	1999	Sea History, 88:20-23	Maritime Museum	Europe		Boats/ships–Construction
The Jerusalem ship reconsidered.	Broshi, M.,	1977	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 6.4: 349-351.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Ships
The Jerusalem Ship, ISIS MYRIONYMOS and the True Cross.	Helms, S.W.,	1980	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 9.2: 105–20.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Land archaeology	Boat building
The Jerusalem ship.	Bennett, C.M.,	1974	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 3.2: 307–309.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime	0-1000AD
The Jervis Bay	George Pollock	1961	Kimber Pocket Books Edition	McKenna		McK 2318	History–Maritime	Naval/Naval Operations
The Johore Lama excavations 1960	Solheim, W.G. and Green, E.,	1965	Federations Museums Journal, 10.	J Green Collection	SE Asia		Archaeology
The Joint Hadd Project (Oman). Summary on the first season December 1985.	Cleuziou S. and Tosi, M.,	1985	Private Publication.	J Green Collection	OMA		Archaeology
The Joint Hadd Project.	Ross, J. P.	1986	Private publication.	J Green Collection	Middle East		Archaeology