Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum

Bibliography

Title	Author	Date	Publisher	Location	Geographic	Dewy	Main	Second	Chrono	AcessNo
The underwater excavation in the Garigliano River: final report 1982. The Roman Port & bridge at etc.	Ruegg, S.D.,	1983	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology,, 12.3: 203-218.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime
The underwater excavation of the site located in the Tupapaurau pass in Mo’orea (Society Islands).	Guerout M. and Veccella, R.,	2006	Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 30:93-102.	Maritime Museum	Pacific Region		Archaeology–Maritime
The underwater Gerrit van der Heide—an appreciation of his contribution to underwater archaeology.	Green, J.N.,	1985	Zwolle.	J Green Collection	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime
The underwater heritage and the World Heritage Convention.	Cleere, H.,	1993	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 25-6.	Maritime Museum	World-wide		Heritage
The underwater heritage of Friendly Cove: results of a submerged cultural resources survey completed in 1994.	Marc, J.F.,	1956	Submitted to the British Columbia Heritage Trust and Provincial Archaeology Branch.	Maritime Museum	Canada	930.102804 MAR	Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks		16595
The UNESCO Convention for the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage : proceedings of the Burlington House seminar October 2005. [Joint Nautical Archaeology Policy Committee].	Council for British Archaeology. Joint Nautical Archaeology Policy Committee Nautical Archaeological Society.	2006	Nautical Archaeology Society for the Joint Nautical Archaeology Policy Committee, Portsmouth, UK.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	344.094 UNE	Law and Legislation			22418; 22419
The UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage: a one-day workshop held on 23 May 2004. [With contributions from Lyndel Prott, Patrick O’Keefe, Aleks Seglenieks, Graeme Henderson, Vicki Richards, Jeremy Green and Myra Stanbu	Rodrigues, J. (comp.)	2005	Report-Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 189.	Maritime Museum	Non-specific		Conferences/Seminars
The UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage: Implications for the Federated States of Australia.	Jeffery, B.,	2002	Bulletin of the Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology, 26:75-82.	Maritime Museum	Non-specific		Heritage	Cultural
The UNESCO international survey of underwater cultural heritage.	Gifford, J.A., Redknap, M. & Flemming, N.C.,	1985	World Archaeology, 16.3: 373-376.	Reprint MM	International		Archaeology–Maritime
The Unicorn wreck, central Norway—underwater archaeological investigations of an 18th-century Russian pink, using remotely-controlled equipment.	Søreide, F. and Jasinski, M.E.	1998	International Journal of Nautical Archaeologyy, 27(2):95-112.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks	18Cent
The unique shipwrecks of Subic Bay.	Marsh, N. and Rose, H.,	2010	Sport Diving Magazine, Issue 136: 54-58.	Maritime Museum	Philippines		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The United Kingdom Advisory Committee on historic wreck sites.	Flinder, A. and McGrail, S.,	1990	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 19.2: 93–99.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	Legislation
The United Stated Navy - a history	Storrs Alden, C. and Westcott, A.	n.d.	Robert Hale, London.	McKenna	USA		History	Naval	20Cent	160
The United States and Mauritius 1794—1994: a bicentennial retrospective.	Bowman, L. W.,	1996	The American Neptune, 56.2: 145—162.	Maritime Museum	USA		History–Maritme
The United States mail steamer ‘Humboldt’, 1851–53: initial report.	Kenchington, T & Whitelock, C.	1996	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 25(3&4):207-223	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The United States Navy in the twenty-first century: thoughts on naval theory, strategic constraints and opportunities.	Hattendorf, J.B.,	2011	The Mariner’s Mirror Centenary Issue, 97.1: 285-297.	Maritime Museum	USA		History - Maritime	Naval/Naval Operations
The United States Salvage Association Inc	N A	un dated	New York : The United States Salvage Association	McKenna	USA		Associations/Institutions	Salvage	20Cent	1972
The United States' Abandoned Shipwreck Act goes into action—a report.	Croome, A.,	1992	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 21.1: 39–53.	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–Maritime	LEG
The universal code of signals for the Mercantile Marine of all nations, by the late Captain Marryat, R.N., with a list of yachts and a selection of sentences adapted for convoys and systems of geometrical, night & fog signals.	Richardson, G.B.,	1869	Richardson & Comp., London.	McKenna	UK		Seamanship/Training			1348
The unlucky Lygnern.	Halls, C.	1975	Port of Fremantle Quarterly - Spring 1975:18-21	Reprint MM	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The unlucky Lyngern.	Halls, C.,	1975	Port of Fremantle Quarterly, (Spring): 18–21.	Reprint MM	Australia		Ships
The unromantic West: labor, capital and struggle.	McGuire, R.H. and Reckner, P.	2002	Journal of The Society for Historical Archaeology, 36.3:44-58	Maritime Museum	USA
The unsung Heroine. The Gallipoli is part of the fabric of Australian culture and identity, yet the courageous exploits of the crew of Australian submarine AE2 are largely unknown.	Spencer, M.	1999	Sport Diving, No. 74:76-81	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		History–Maritime	Warships	20Cent
The Uranie site(s). Report of an inspection and the context of the survivor’s camp, wreck and wreckage emanating from the loss of La corvette du Roi L’Uranie at the Falkland Islands in 1820. (with contributions from D. Eynon, P. Godard, R. Sexton and J. W	McCarthy, M.	2002	Report—Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 160	Maritime Museum	Europe		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The use and abuse of jetties : state government control in the construction and maintenance of jetties in South Australia.	Ford, J.,	2000	Julie Ford. Thess (B.A. Hons) Flinders University of South Australia.	Maritime Museum	South Australia	387.15 FOR	Structures - maritime related			175
The use and misuse of nineteenth century English and American ceramics in archaeological analtsis. [2 copies]	Majewski, T., & O'Brien, J.,	1987	Advances in Archaeology method and theory, 11: 97—209. Academic Press.	Reprint MM	International		Land archaeology
The use and misuse of random sampling in archaeology.	Jelks,E.B.,	1975	Jett Publishing Company, pp1-27.	Reprint MM	Not Geographic		Land archaeology	Surveying
The use and origin of antimonate colorants in early Egyptian glass	Shortland, A.J.	2002	Archaeometry, 44(4):517-530	Maritime Museum	Africa N
The use of archaeology and documentary sources in identifying the Civil War defences of Gloucester.	Atkin, M. and Howes, R.,	1993	Post-Medieval Archaeology, 27: 15–42	Maritime Museum	UK		Land archaeology
The use of barnacles to establish past temperatures on historic shipwrecks.	MacLeod, I.D. & Killingley, J.S.,	1982	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 11.3: 249–51.	Maritime Museum	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime
The use of Dutch material in Southeast Asian Historical writing.	Arasaratnam, S.,	1962	Journal of Southeast Asian History 3: 1. 95-105.	J. Green Collection	SE Asia		History–Maritme	VOC
The use of imported and native cobalt in Chinese blue and white.	Garner, H.,	1956	Oriental Art, 2.2: 48-50.	J Green Collection	China		Ceramics
The use of magnetometres for the location of iron and steel.	Littlemore Scientific Engineering (ELSEC)	??	Private publication, Oxford.	Reprint MM	Not Geographic		Technical information
The use of materials science techniques in the study of pottery construction and use.	Bronitsky, G.	1986	Advances in Archaeology method and theory, 9: 209—276.	Reprint MM	International		Ceramics	Land archaeology
The use of militaria in the presentation of Dutch history in the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam.	Sigmond, P.,	1966	In - Proceedings: IAMAM XIV Congress 1996, Amsterdam - Delft - Burssels - Liege = Actes: IAMAM XIV Congres 1996, Brussels	Maritime Museum	Europe	623.4 INT	Guns	Armaments		16729
The use of optical coherence tomography for monitoring the subsurface morphologies of archaic jades.	Yang, M-L., Lu, C-W., Hsu, I.J. and Yang, C.C.,	2004	Archaeometry, 46. 2: 171-182.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic		Technical information
The use of oxygen isotopes ion sheep molars to investigate past herding practices at the Neolithic settlement of Çatalhöyük, central Anatolia.	Hentopn, E., Meier-Augenstein, W. and Kemp, H.F.,	2010	Archaeometry, 52.3: 429-449.	Maritime Museum	Asia		Scientific
The use of pottery as seen on ancient temple reliefs in Indonesia.	Suleiman, S.,	1985	SPAFA Technical Workshop on Ceramics, Bangkok & Chiang Mai, Thailand.	J Green Collection	SE Asia		Ceramics
The use of programmable calculators for survey data reduction and plotting.	Broadwater, J.D.,	1982	In: C.R.Cummings (ed.), , Underwater archaeology: Proceedings of the Eleventh Conference on Underwater Archaeology. (Albuquerque).	J. Green Collection	USA		Surveying
The use of quicklime in Medieval naval warfare.	Sayers, W.,	2006	The Mariner’s Mirror, 92. 3: 262-269.	Maritime Museum	Non-specific		Boats/ships–Construction	Naval/Naval Operations	Medieval
The use of shipwrecks as indicators of regional cultural economic systems.	Hamilton, C.E.,	1984	In: D.H.Keith, (ed.), Underwater Archaeology: Proceedings of the 13th conference on underwater archaeology: 100-103. Fathom Eight Special Publication No. 5, San Marino, USA.	J Green Collection	USA		History–Maritme
The use of strontium isotope analysis to investigate Tiwanaku migration and mortuary ritual in Bolivia and Peru.	Knudson, K.J., Price, T.D., Buikstra, J.E. and Blom, D.E.,	2004	Archaeometry, 46. 1: 5-18.	Maritime Museum	America S		Scientific
The use of tallow on the hulls of ships.	Laures, F.F.,	1986	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 15.2: 161.	Maritime Museum	Mediterranean		Archaeology–Maritime
The use of the proton magnetometer in underwater archaeology.	Hall, E.T.,	1966	Archaeometry, 9:32-44.	Reprint MM	Not Geographic		Scientific
The use of the proton magnetometre in underwater archaeology.	Hall, E.T.,	1966	Archaeometry, 9: 32-44.	Reprint MM	International		Archaeology–Maritime
The use of the Qasco sd-4 in the Lord Howe Island assessment project.	Elfick, M.H and Field, G.L.,	n.d.	Private publication.	Reprint MM	Australia		Technical information
The use of trace element analysis of entrapped slag inclusions to establish ore-bar iron links: examples from two Gallo-Roman iron-making sites in France (Les Martys, Montagne Noire, and Les Ferrys, Loireto.	Coustures, M.P., Beziat, D., Tollon, f., Domergue, C., Long, L. and Rebiscoul, A.	2003	Archaeometry, 45.4: 599-613.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Scientific
The uses of soil stabilizing gel media in the conservation of large and small shipwreck artifacts.	Carpenter, J.,	1987	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 16.2: 95-108.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic		Conservation
The USS Constitution: a design confirmed.	Martin, T. G.,	1997	The American Neptune Maritime History & Arts, 57(3)	Maritime Museum	America Central		History–Maritme			387.5
The USS Hatteras:a preliminary report on remote sensing data and litagion.	Arnold, J.B. III & Hudson, J.,	1981	In: W.A.Cockerell, In the realms of gold. Proceedings of the 10th Conference on Underwater Archaeology. Nashville.	J. Green Collection	USA		Archaeology–Maritime