Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum

Bibliography

Title	Author	Date	Publisher	Location	Geographic	Dewy	Main	Second	Chrono	AcessNo
The ship’s compass: including general magnetism; theory, practice and calculations relating to magnetic and gyro compasses.	Grant, G.A.A.,	1957	London : Routledge and Kegan Paul	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	623.89 GRA	Navigation			16700
The Shoals Nautical Archaeology Project (SNAP), Isle of Shoals, Maine/New Hampshire, USA.	Farrell, R.T. and Harrington, F.,	1987	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 16.4: 277—282.	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–Maritime
The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary on Historical Principles	N A	1955	London : Oxford University Press	McKenna	Not Geographic		Reference	Dictionaries	20Cent	2127
The Siamese maritime trade A.D. 1351-1511.	Promboon, S.,	1984	SPAFA Consultative Workshop on Research into Maritime History & Trade Networks, Indonesia.	J Green Collection	SE Asia		History–Maritme
The significance of the duel element in British fishing boat construction, derivation and etc.	Hornell, J.,	1946	Folk-Liv, 10: 113–26.	Reprint MM	Europe		Boats/ships–Construction
The significance of the Rowley Shoals wreck to the study of whaling in the South Seas.	Atkinson, K.,	1987	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 11.2:1-7.	Maritime Museum			Archaeology–Maritime	Whaling
The silent war, a history of western naval intelligence	Deacon, R.	1978	David and Charles, London.	McKenna	England		History	Biography–Diaries–Memoirs	20Cent	289
The Silent World.	Cousteau , J. Y.,	1954	The Reprint Society, London.	McKenna	International		Submerged sites	Biography–Diaries–Memoirs	20Cent	1988
The Silent World.	Cousteau , J. Y.,	1953	Hamish Hamilton, London.	McKenna	International		Submerged sites	Biography–Diaries–Memoirs	20Cent	1989
The silver Benelux.	Delmonte, A.,	1967	Jacques Schulman, Amsterdam.	Maritime Numismatics	Netherlands	737 DEL	Numismatics	Coins/currency		2324
The silver Benelux: crowns, half, quarter-crowns and seige coins struck in the territories N and S Netherlands.	Delmonte, A.,	1967	J. Schulman, Amsterdam.	J Green Collection	Europe		Coins
The silver dollars of North and South America.	Raymond, W. and Molnar, I.,	1964	Whitman, Racine, Wis.	Maritime Numismatics		737.4 RAY	Numismatics	Coins/currency		2355
The Sinan shipwreck: an early Muromachi art collection.	Zainie, C.M.,	1979	Oriental Art, 25.1: 103–114.	Reprint MM	Korea		Ceramics
The Sinaw hoard of early Islamic coins.	Lowick, N.,	1983	Journal of Oman Studies, 6.2: 199-230.	J Green Collection	OMA
The Sindbad voyage.	Severin, T.,	1983	Arena Edition, London.	J Green Collection	Indian Ocean		Boats/ships–Construction
The sinking of HMAS Sydney: a guide to Commonwealth Government records.	Summerrell, R.,	1997	Australian Archives, Dickson, ACT.	Maritime Museum	Australia	940.5459 SIN	Boats/ships–History of	Naval	20Cent	16606
The sinking of the galleon San José on 8 June 1708: an exercise in historical detective work.	Phillips, C.R., Hattendorf, J.B. and Beall, T.R.,	2008	The Mariner’s Mirror, 94.2: 176-187.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The sinking of the Santo Antonio de Tanna in Mombasa Harbour.	Sassoon, H.,	1982	Paideuma, 28: 101–108.	Reprint MM	Indian Ocean		Archaeology–Maritime
The Sirius Expedition: Cootamundra Shoals Survey, 1982 expedition report. Vol. 1- Introduction and summary Vol. 2 - PlatesVol. 3 - Maps : echo-sounding records Vol. 4 - Appendices [Note: Volume 2 missing]	Flemming, N.C.,	1982	Compiled and published by N.C. Flemming.	Maritime Museum	Australia	A/930.102804 SIR	Maritime Archaeology	Maritime History		9326; 9327; 9328; 9329
The Sirius letters: the complete letters of Newton, Fowell, midshipman & lieutenant aboard the Sirius flagship of the first fleet on its voyage to New South Wales.	Fowell, N.,	1988	Fairfax Library, Sydney.	Maritime Museum	Australia	910.45 FOW	Maritime Archaeology	Maritime History		12206
The Sirius past and present.	Henderson, G.J.,	1989	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.2: 5-6. and In: M. Stanbury (comp.), Shipwrecks and their Environment. The Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology VIIIth Annual Conference, Perth, Western Australia, September 1989. The Australian institute for Maritime Archaeology, Fremantle, Western Australia: 27-29.	Maritime Museum	Australia		Boats/ships–History of	Shipwrecks
The Sirius: past and present.	Henderson, G.J. and Stanbury, M.,	1988	Collins, Sydney, Australia.	Maritime Museum	Australia	930.102804 HEN	Maritime Archaeology	Maritime History		12058
The Sitmar Experience 1980	N A	1980	London : P & O	McKenna	UK		Corporate	Merchant shipping–Commerce	20Cent	1861
The size of the treasure ships and other Chinese vessels.	Barker, R.,	1989	The Mariner's Mirror, 75.3, 1989:???	J Green Collection	China		History–Maritme	Boat building
The skipper and the Eagle.	McGowan, G.,	1977	Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York.	Maritime Museum	USA	910.45 MCG	Seamanship/Training	WWI & II		20351
The skys of Babylon.	Stephenson, R.,	1982	New Scientist, (19 August 1982): 478–81.	Reprint MM	Mediterranean		Technical information
The Slaughter Point site: An archaeological investigation of a site associated with the Batavia Shipwreck.	Bevacqua, B.,	1974	Report - Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 2.	Maritime Museum	Australia
The slave trade : the history of the Atlantic slave trade: 1440-1870.	Thomas, H.,	1997	Picador, London.	Maritime Museum	Atlantic Ocean	380.144 THO	History			21902
The Sleaford Bay Tryworks : industrial archaeology of shore based whaling stations.	Paterson, A.,	2006	Flinders University Maritime Archaeology Monograph Series Number 3. Flinders University, Department of Archaeology, Medford Park, S. Australia.	Maritime Museum	South Australia	639.2809 PAT	Archaeology–other			20898
The Smithsonian-Nist partnership: the application of instrumental neutron activation analysis to archaeology.	Blackman, M.J. and Bishop, R.L.,	2007	Archaeometry, 49.2: 321-341.	Maritime Museum	USA		Scientific
The smuggler’s shipbuilder: the customers. trades and vessels of a Mevagissey shipyard, 1799-1816.	Doe, H.,	2006	The Mariner’s Mirror, 92.4: 427-442.	Maritime Museum	UK		Boats/ships–Construction
The smuggling trade between China & Southeast Asia during the Ming dynasty.	Chan Cheung	1967	Hong Kong University Press, Hong Kong: 223-227.	J Green Collection	China		History–Maritme
The Snow Squall project. Saving the last Yankee clipper ship.	Bayreuther, W.A. and Horvath, M.J.,	1993	Bermuda Journal of Archaeology and Maritime History, 5: 99–109.	Maritime Museum	Atlantic		Archaeology–Maritime	19C
The SNR annual lecture 2006 : the battleship is dead; long live the battleship. HMS Dreadnought and the limits of technological innovation.	Grove, E.,	2007	The Mariner’s Mirror, 93.4:415-427.	Maritime Museum	UK		Boats/ships–History of
The SNR annual lecture 2007 : politics and trust in victualling the Navy, 1783-1815.	Knight, R.,	2008	The Mariner’s Mirror, 94.2: 133-149.	Maritime Museum	UK		History	Naval/Naval Operations
The so called Swatow wares: Types and problems of provenance.	Aga-Oglu, K.,	1955	Far Eastern Ceramic Bulletin, 7.2: 803-861.	J. Green Collection	Asia		Ceramics
The so-called 'Bellarmine' mask on imported Rheinisch stoneware.	Holmes, M.R.,	1951	Antiquaries Journal, 31: 173-179.	Reprint MM	Europe		Ceramics
The Society for Nautical Research Annual Lecture 2011. HMS Trincomalee (1817): a frigate spanning three centuries also known as TS Foudroyant from 1902 to 1989.	Smith, Captain David,	2012	The Mariner’s Mirror, 98.1: 67-72.
The Society for Nautical Research: where are we now and where are we going?	Harding, R.,	2011	The Mariner’s Mirror Centenary Issue, 97.1: 10-21	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic
The solar boat of Cheops.	Kadry, A.,	1986	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 15.2: 123-132.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime
The Solway (1837): Results of the 1994 test excavation.	Coroneos C.	1996	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 20(1):19-38	Maritime Museum	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The Son Kolis: an ethnological record of a sea-faring community.	Jain, K.,	1994	International Seminar on Techno-Archaeological Perspectives of Seafaring in the Indian Ocean, New Delhi, 28 Feb–4 March.	Maritime Museum	Indian Ocean		Boats/ships–Construction	Land archaeology
The Song Dynasty shipwreck at Quanzhou Fujian Province, People's Republic of China.	Green, J.N.,	1983	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 12.3: 253-261.	Maritime Museum	China		Archaeology–Maritime
The Song dynasty shipwreck at Quanzhou, Fujian Province, People's Republic of China.	Green, J.N.,	1989	Research into China Overseas Communication History, 16. 2: 84-87.	?	China		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The Song dynasty shipwreck at Quanzhou.	Green, J.N.,	1984	Hemisphere, 28.6: 371–374.	Reprint MM	China		Archaeology–Maritime	Boat building
The sons of Palulap: navigating without instruments in Oceania.	Thomas, S.D.,	1985	Oceanus, 28.1: 52-58.	J Green Collection	Pacific		Naval
The South African archives as an important source for the history of the Indian ocean - 1652-1795.	Muller, C.F.J.,	1976	In: The Indian Ocean in Focus. International Conference on Indian Ocean Studies, Perth, WA, 15-22 August 1979. Section VI. Archives & resources for study. University of Western Australia, Nedlands.	Maritime Museum	Africa S	909.0965 INT				59786
The South Coast Story.	Loney, J.K.,	196?	Ken Jenkin Printer, Geelong.	Maritime Museum	Australia	A/930.102804 SWA	Maritime History			7949
The South Island Container Port : Port of Otago and Annual Reviews for 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979.	Otago Harbour Board	1969	Harbour Board, Otago.	McKenna	Pacific Region			Harbours and Ports & structures		1181
The South Sea Whaler.	Forster, H.,	c.1985	Kendall Whaling Museum.	Maritime Museum	International	639.28016 FOR	Whaling			9963