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      HistoryMilitary HistoryCultural HistoryEconomic History
MA Thesis in Maritime History (Faculty of Letters, Lisbon University FLUL, 2014) - revised version The present thesis Shipwrecks of the “Carreira da Índia” (1595-1623) – Sources for the Study in Portuguese Maritime History deals with... more
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      Naval ArchitectureHistoryEuropean HistoryHistory of Science and Technology
1,419 references on the subject of Ancient Egyptian Shipbuilding and Navigation. Updated 12.07.2022.
General alphabetical list is followed by a list of recent publications (2018-2022).
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      Naval ArchitectureArchaeologyEgyptologyMaritime Archaeology
During the period of activity of Ole Judichær (1690-1727), sources in the form of lines plans, ship models and construction documentation are preserved in the Danish National Archives and the Royal Danish Naval Museum. While some of these... more
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      Maritime ArchaeologyBaltic Studies17th-Century Studies18th Century
A survey of naval power at the beginning of the steam era giving brief details of the major warships of all navies with some introductory remarks on each. Notes on the data appear after the bibliography. Third edition with new material on... more
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      Modern HistoryMaritime HistoryNaval HistoryShip models
Presentation made during the Third International Congress of Eurasian Maritime History - Istanbul, 10/05/2018 The last quarter of the 17th century witnessed the transformation of the Ottoman navy from an oared into a sailing battlefleet.... more
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      Naval WarfareOttoman NavyAge of Sail18th Century
En el S. XVI mares y océanos se habían convertido en ajetreadas zonas de paso, confrontación, exploración, etc. por las que pululaban armadas, corsarios, piratas, comerciantes y aventureros tanto de coronas europeas como de reinos... more
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      Ocean EngineeringNaval EngineeringNaval ArchitectureReligion
Much has been written on the use of lead and copper sheathing in post mediaeval shipbuilding, yet evidence for such hull protection by Dutch shipwrights in the 17th and 18th centuries has received little attention. A discussion of the... more
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      Naval EngineeringNaval ArchitectureEuropean HistoryHistory of Science and Technology
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      Pacific Island StudiesMaritime HistoryPhilippinesAsia Pacific Region
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      ArchaeologyAncient Greek HistoryUnderwater ArchaeologyMediterranean archaeology
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      Naval Architecture (History)ShipbuildingShipbuilding and Maritime Technology History
Between 1998 and 1999 three excavation campaigns were undertaken on a shipwreck at the now-submerged site of the ancient Portus Magnus, off the coast of Alexandria. The site, close to the island of Antirhodos, was identified through... more
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      EgyptologyMaritime ArchaeologyGraeco-Roman EgyptNautical Archaeology
"""Ship 17 of Thonis-Hercaleion is the first vessel from the submerged city of Heracleion-Thonis in Egypt yet excavated. The peculiar constructional features of this ship, which dates to the Late Period (664–332 BC), allow us to argue for... more
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      EgyptologyMaritime ArchaeologyMaritime HistoryEgyptian Archaeology
In the 1970s, off the west coast of Sicily, a wreck was discovered with apparent links to the battle at the Egadi Islands between the Punics and the Romans. The preserved section of the ship included Punic language characters that suggest... more
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      Naval ArchitectureArchaeologyExperimental ArchaeologyTechnology
"For the reconstruction of the military Mycenaean world scarcely we possess the information extracted from diverse slats written in Linear B, as well as the remains of some pictorial representations and scanty archaeological remains... more
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      Naval EngineeringNaval ArchitectureReligionHistory
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      EgyptologyMaritime ArchaeologyUnderwater ArchaeologyNautical Archaeology
This paper is devoted to the debatable issue of presence versus absence of a keel in the construction of Egyptian ships of the dynastic period. It analyses ship representations and models dating to the 18th-20th dynasties of the New... more
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      EgyptologyMaritime ArchaeologyEgyptian ArchaeologyAncient Technology (Archaeology)
The brief description of the Nilotic freighter called baris by Herodotus has long been recognized as being very important for the study of Egyptian shipbuilding in general and for that of the Late Period in particular. New archaeological... more
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      EgyptologyGreek LiteratureEgyptian ArchaeologyAncient Technology (Archaeology)
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      Naval Architecture (History)ShipbuildingHistory of the sailing ship, Ship types
In the XVII century, when one of the naval culture development center was focused mainly in the Mediterranean area, disciplines such as geometry, mathematics, static and hydrodynamics had not yet been studied and early naval architecture... more
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      Medieval HistoryHistory of ScienceNaval HistoryNaval Architecture (History)
After many years of analyzing only the architectural defenses so called alla moderna of the venetian military power, this paper look at the sea power of the Serenissima and at her naval bases (with the Arsenale at first) as the main... more
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      Naval ArchitectureMilitary HistoryStrategy (Military Science)Architecture
In 1744, the Venetian sea captain Gerolamo Maria Balbi (1693– 1761) presented the Senate with a project to build a galea alla ponentina (" galley of Western design ") that would join the Venetian fleet based in Corfu. The Senate approved... more
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      Naval ArchitectureMaritime HistoryMediterranean StudiesHistory of the Mediterranean
Occasionally the archaeological ship reconstructor is fortunate enough to encounter the remains of a vessel on which shipwrights' design marks have been preserved. La Belle (1684) has the most extensive and complete set of such marks... more
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      Naval ArchitectureHistory of Science and TechnologyMaritime ArchaeologyHistory of Technology
Manuel Vicente Nunes is without doubt, one of the most important shipbuilders of Portuguese 18th century Naval History, regarding the several aspects that marked his life and work. On one hand, he is the perfect example of the changes in... more
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      Naval ArchitectureNaval HistoryNaval Architecture (History)História do Brasil
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      ArchaeologyMaritime ArchaeologyHistorical ArchaeologyMaritime History
In this dissertation, I argue against the conventional view that economic activity during the Archaic Period of Greek history (8th c. to the early 5th c. BCE) was a by-product of broader social and political developments, but instead... more
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      Classical ArchaeologyInstitutional EconomicsPottery (Archaeology)Ancient economies (Archaeology)
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The article gives preliminary information on the shipwrecks of the submerged Egyptian city of Heracleion-Thonis excavated by the European Institute of Underwater Archaeology (IEASM). Underwater surveys started in 1996 in the Bay of Abukir... more
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      Maritime ArchaeologyEgyptian ArchaeologyUnderwater ArchaeologyNautical Archaeology
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      Naval Architecture (History)ShipbuildingHistory of Shipbuilding
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      EgyptologyMaritime ArchaeologyEgyptian ArchaeologyUnderwater Archaeology
This paper will present an unpublished document preserved in the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana in Venice and datable to the second half of the sixteenth century. It deals the technical description of two ships, a galleon and a naveta. The... more
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      Naval ArchitectureMaritime ArchaeologyHistorical ArchaeologyRenaissance Studies
El presente estudio tiene el propósito de analizar la política industrial desarrollada por la monarquía hispánica para la producción de buques de guerra durante un largo siglo XVIII comprendido entre 1670 y 1834. Su hipótesis fundamental... more
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      Maritime ArchaeologyNaval ScienceSoutheast Asian StudiesMaritime History
HERITAGE. A Millennium ago, communities of outcasts rejected for obscure reasons appeared in Gascony and Navarra. They were known as Agots or Cagots. Reasons of such an exclusion have been in discussion for more than 500 years and are... more
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      Maritime ArchaeologyMedieval HistoryMaritime HistoryNaval History
ABSTRACT: How it was more than just the Buccaneer bomber, that came into existence as a response to the Soviet construction of surface raiding capable Cruisers, such as the Sverdlov class, during the 1950s.
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      Naval HistorySoviet Union (History)Naval Architecture (History)Royal Navy
This study focuses on the construction of the largest ship produced in the new shipyard in Belém, the Ship of the line Nossa Senhora de Belém e S. José (1766-1805) by the shipbuilder Luís Isidoro de Gouveia, whose history is closely... more
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      Nautical ArchaeologyNaval Architecture (History)ShipbuildingShip Design
The volume is the publication of the proceedings of the international colloquium ‘La batellerie égyptienne’ (The Egyptian River Craft) held in Alexandria in June 2010. Organized by the Centre d’Études Alexandrines, the event brought... more
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      EgyptologyMaritime ArchaeologyEgyptian ArchaeologyUnderwater Archaeology
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      Ocean EngineeringMilitary HistoryMilitary ScienceArtillery
L’archéologie expérimentale reste encore la meilleure façon d’évaluer la justesse des restitutions des navires antiques et d’en comprendre la construction et le fonctionnement. Ce fut l’objet du projet « Prôtis » et du Gyptis, réplique... more
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      Naval ArchitectureArchaeologyExperimental ArchaeologyMaritime Archaeology
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      Underwater ArchaeologyNautical ArchaeologyHerodotusNaval Architecture (History)
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      Naval EngineeringNaval ArchitectureReligionHistory
Longtemps ignorée, on reconnaît aujourd’hui l’existence d’une tradition de construction navale propre à la côte méditerranéenne de la péninsule Ibérique. Plusieurs épaves en témoignent et mettent en évidence une forte influence... more
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      Naval ArchitectureIron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology)Archaeology of the Iberian PeninsulaNautical Archaeology
Resumen. El objetivo del presente estudio es comprender la etapa formativa de la industria de la construcción naval española en Asia, a partir de la percepción oficial acerca de la riqueza y la utilidad de los recursos madereros... more
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      Maritime ArchaeologySoutheast Asian StudiesMaritime HistorySouth Asian Studies
Evidence for Ancient Egyptian boatbuilding during the Late Period (664-332 BC) is very scarce and thus the description of Herodotus (“Histories” II.96, c.450 BC) of the local Egyptian boat called “baris” is of great interest. Different... more
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      EgyptologyMaritime ArchaeologyEgyptian ArchaeologyUnderwater Archaeology
Nesta Edição: Memórias de uma Guerra: A primeira invasão holandesa na Capitania da Paraíba (1631) Leandro Vilar Forçamento do Passo de Humaitá: Um estudo sobre as asserções que os documentos oficiais exibem Aldeir Isael Faxina Barros A... more
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      Military HistoryMilitary ScienceStrategy (Military Science)Naval History
SUMMARY: The 84-gun ship Riksäpplet was one of the first ships in Sweden built under supervision of the newly recruited English master. In 1676, the ship came adrift, struck a rock and sank. In 2015 a minor field survey of the wreck was... more
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      Maritime ArchaeologyHistorical ArchaeologyMaritime HistoryNaval History
É bem conhecido o impulso dado por D. Dinis ao desenvolvimento naval do reino português. A contratação do Almirante Manuel Pessanha trouxe para Lisboa um homem experiente na guerra marítima, que se revelou indispensável na composição da... more
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      HistoryMedieval HistoryNaval HistoryNaval Architecture (History)
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      French HistoryMaritime HistoryNaval HistoryNaval Architecture (History)
The remains of a Roman barge were found in 1981 in the River Stella, Udine, Italy. Its cargo consisted mainly of roof tiles. It was excavated in 1998 and 1999, and detailed recording of the hull, and a second wooden structure, was... more
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      Underwater ArchaeologyNautical ArchaeologyNaval Architecture (History)River Archaeology
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      French HistoryMaritime HistoryNaval HistoryNaval Architecture (History)
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      Naval ArchitectureMaritime ArchaeologyNaval WarfareNaval History