Shipwreck Databases Western Australian Museum

Bibliography

Title	Author	Date	Publisher	Location	Geographic	Dewy	Main	Second	Chrono	AcessNo
The Yongala and Cooma shipwrecks—comparing the fates of similar ships.	Moran, V. and Jeffery, B.	1999	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 23:56-66	Maritime Museum	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The York River ship wreck project: results from the 1978 survey.	Broadwater, J.D.,	1981	In: W.A.Cockerell, (ed.), In the realms of gold. The Proceedings of the Tenth Conference on Underwater Archaeology, Fathom Eight, San Marino, CA:	Maritime Museum/J Green Collection	USA	930.102804 CON	Archaeology–Maritime			7966
The Yorktown Shipwreck Archaeological Project: An interim report on the excavation of shipwreck 44Y088	Broadwater, J.D., Adams, R.M. & Renner, M.,	1985	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 14.4: 301-314.	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–Maritime
The Yorktown shipwreck archaeological project: results of the 1978 survey.	Broadwater, J.D.,	1980	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 9.3: 227-236.	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–Maritime
The Yorktown shipwreck archaeology project.	Hazzard, D.,	1982	In: C.R.Cummings, Underwater archaeology: Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Underwater Archaeology. (Albuquerque).	J Green Collection	USA		Archaeology–Maritime
The young and the reckless	Hordern, M.,	1991	Australian Book Review, September 1991:44	Reprint MM	Australia		History	Exploration	18Cent
The young sea officer's sheet anchor or a key to the rigging and to practical seamanship.	Lever, D.,	1963	Edward W. Sweetman, New York.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographical	623.8822 LEV	Technical	Boat building		5736
The young sea officer's sheet anchor; or a key to the leading of rigging and to practical seamanship. FRAGILE - KEPT TOP SHELF	Lever, D.,	1843	E. & G.W. Blunt, New York.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographical	623.8822 LEV	Technical	Boat building		8592
The Zanoni historic shipwreck: a report on the management of the site including the 1997 expedition report.	Steinberg, D.	1997	[Adelaide] : Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources	Maritime Museum	Australia	A/930.102804 STE	Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks	20Cent	16810
The Zeewijk story.	Ingelman-Sundberg, C.,	n.d.	Unpublished manuscript.	Reprint MM	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	VOC
The Zeewijk Story.	Ingelman-Sundberg, C.	n.d.	Report–Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 181	Maritime Museum	Western Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The ‘AE2’ graves.	Swinden, G.,	1999	Wartime. Official Magazine of the Australian War Memorial, Winter 1999: 16-18.	Maritime Museum			Archaeology–Maritime	Submarines
The ‘Black Cats’. Report into the feasibility of locating, raising and conserving one of the four Catalina flying boats scuttled off Rottnest Island in the years 1945-1946.	McCarthy, M.,	1997	Report—Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 125	Maritime Museum	Australia		History	Military
The ‘Day Dawn’ Field expedition December 1995. Post Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum	Erskine, N., Moran, V., Thomson, L. & Williams, K.	1995	Erskine, Moran, Thomson and Williams, Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum	Maritime Museum	Australia	A/930.102804 DAY	Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks		399
The ‘della Robbia Blue’ : a case study for the use of cobalt pigments in ceramics during the Italian Renaissance.	Zucchiatti,A., Bouquillon, A., Katona, I. and D’Alessandro, A.,	2006	Archaeometry, 48.1: 131-152.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Ceramics
The ‘della Robbia Blue’: a case study for the use of cobalt pigments in ceramics during the Italian Renaissance.	Zucchiatti, A., Bouquillon, A., Katona, I. and D’Alessandro, A.,	2006	Archaeometry, 48.1:131-152.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Ceramics
The ‘dragging rocks’ phenomenon; The Anson excavation: the metal of big guns worn by moving sand; More finds from Scilly Islands wrecks.	Morris, R.,	1984	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 13.3: 250–262.	Maritime Museum	UK		Archaeology–Maritime	Artefacts
The ‘Dreadnought’ revolution of Tudor England.	Parker,G.,	1996	The Mariner's Mirror, 82.3: 269-300	Maritime Museum	UK		Naval	History
The ‘Gresham Ship’: an interim report on a 16th-century wreck from Princes Channel, Thames Estuary.	Auer, J. and Firth, A.,	2007	Post-Medieval Archaeology, 41.2: 222-241.	Maritime Museum	UK		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The ‘Irish Bases’ question in 1938: unmitigated folly or the streaker’s excuse, ‘A good idea at the time’.	Fletcher, T.	2001	Great Circle, 23(1):47-53	Maritime Museum	UK		History–Maritime	Naval/Naval Operations
The ‘J Boat’ Study.	McCarthy, M.,	2009	In: M. McCarthy (ed.), Iron, Steel & Steamship Archaeology. Proceedings of 2nd Australian seminar, held in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney, 2006: 143-146. Special Publication No. 13 Australian National Centre of Excellence for Maritime Archaeology. Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology Special Publication No. 15.	Maritime Museum
The ‘Keying’.	Brindley, H.H.	1922	The Mariner’s Mirror, 8: 305-314	Maritime Museum	Non-specific		Boats/ships–Types
The ‘Lady Washington’ carries a cargo of history in the Pacific Northwest.	Locke, J. ‘Flagg’	1198	Sea History, 86:14-15.	Maritime Museum	USA		History–Maritime	Trade/Commerce	18Cent
The ‘Lord Ashley’ wreck site	Riley, J.	1996	Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 20(1):11-12	Maritime Museum	Australia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The ‘Lost’ Gate of the VOC Kasteel van Batavia.	Bonavita, R.V.	2000	Casemate. Fortress Study Group Newsletter 58. May 2000	Reprint MM	Asia		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The ‘Loup Garou’ bronze gun from Martinica.	Guerout, M. and Guillaume, M.	1998	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 27(2):150-159.	Maritime Museum	Europe		Guns	Excavations	17Cent
The ‘Mardi Gras’ shipwreck: results of a deep-water excavation, Gulf of Mexico, USA.	Ford, B., Borgens, A. and Hitchcock, P.,	2010	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 39.1: 76-98.	Maritime Museum	USA		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks
The ‘Mary Rose’ site—geophysical evidence for palaeo-scour marks	Quinn, R., Bull, J.M., Dix, J.K. and Adams, J.R.	1997	International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 26(1):3–16	Maritime Museum	UK		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks	16Cent
The ‘Mosa Trajectum’ collection : fine antique arms and armour.	Hessink’s (Firm)	2008	Hessink’s Veilingen, Nijmegen, Netherlands.	Maritime Museum	Europe	739.7 HES	Guns	Armaments		21279
The ‘M’ Class Ships of British India Line Manora, Merkara, Morvada, Mulbera	N A	1970	London : British India Line	McKenna	UK		Technical information	Lines - Shipping	20Cent	1995
The ‘steel cat’ dives.	Marsh, N.,	2006	Sportdiving, 114: 16-20.	Maritime Museum	Queensland			Shipwrecks
The “Gross villanies” of Captain John Brookes.	Lee, B.S.,	1993	Viator, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 24: 421–34.	Reprint MM	Australia		History–Maritme	EEICo
The “Sleeping Beauty” provisional handbook for training operational teams.	Inter-Services Research Bureau, England	1939-1945	Navy?, London	Maritime Museum	Non-specific	359.93 SLE	Boats/ships–History of	Naval/Naval Operations		21787
Their lawful occasions	Edwards, H.	1956	Perciaval Marshall & Co. Ltd.. London.	McKenna	England		History	Biography–Diaries–Memoirs	20Cent	253
Theory and practise in Medieval ceramic studies.	Davey, P.J.,	1988	Medieval Ceramics, 12: 3-13.	Maritime Museum
Theory of errors & the principal of least squares and their application to surveying.	Jones, I.O.,	1978	Western Australian Institute of Technology, etc.	Reprint MM	Not Geographic		Surveying
There was a ship.	Adam Smith, P.A.,	1967	Rigby Ltd., Sydney.	McKenna	Tasmania		Boats/ships–History of			1057
There were three ships : the story of the Camden Harbour Expedition 1864-65.	Richards, C.,	1985	KKNM, Melbourne.	Maritime Museum	Western Australia	994.14 RIC	History	Explorers		22030
There’s something about Mary.	Samuel, E.	2000	New Scientist, No. 2251, 167:38-40	Reprint MM	UK		Archaeology–Maritime	Shipwrecks	16Cent
Thermal alterations in archaeological bones.	Pijoan, C. Ma., Mansilla, J., Leboreiro, I., Lara, V.H. and Bosch, P.,	2007	Archaeometry, 49.4:713-728.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic		Archaeology–other
Thermodynamics applied to heat engines : a text-book covering the syllabuses of the B.Sc. (Eng.) and I.MECH.E. examinations in this subject.	Lewitt, E.H.	1949	London : Pitman.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographic	621.4025 LEW	Technical information	Industrial		16841
Thermoluminescence dating of objects and materials from the South Pacific Region.	Mortlock, A.J.	1979	Australian Archaeology, No.9:12-17	Maritime Museum	Oceania		Artefacts
Thermoluminescence dating of Thai ceramics.	Robertson, G.B. & Prescott, J.R.,	1983	Thai Ceramics Dating Conference, Adelaide.	Reprint MM	SE Asia		Technical information	Ceramics
Thermoluminescent dates for ochre-coloured pottery from India.	Huxtable, J., and D.W.Zimmerman	1972	Antiquity, 46: 63–63.	Reprint MM	Middle East		Land archaeology	Ceramics
Thermopylae and the age of clippers	Crosse , J	1970	Sydney : Historian Publishers	McKenna	UK		Boats/ships–History of	Merchant shipping–Commerce	19Cent	2141
Thesaurus.	Roget, P.M.,	1984	Longman, Essex.	Maritime Museum	Not Geographical	423.1 ROG	Dictionaries			11579
These Splendid Ships. The Story of the Peninsular and Oriental Line	Divine , D	1960	London : Frederick Muller Ltd	McKenna	UK		History–Maritime	Lines - Shipping	17-20Cent	1878
They came in hope. [Shipwreck and death have been the rewards for many voyagers seeking the wealth of the Great south Land.......]	Rooke, S.	1973	Walkabout the Coast Magazine: 10-15	Reprint MM	Australia		Marine Exploration	Exploration
They kept this state afloat: shipbuilders, boatbuilders and shipwrights of WA 1829-1929.	Dickson, R.,	1998	Hesperian Press, Western Australia.	Maritime Museum	WA	623.83 DIC	Boats/ships–Construction		19Cent	27009
They kept this State afloat—shipbuilders, boatbuilders and shipwrights of WA 1829-1929.	Dickson, R.,	1994	Report—Department of Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum, No. 89.	Maritime Museum	Australia