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Deep-Sea Corrosion Rusticles from Iron-Hulled Shipwrecks by Silva‐Bedoya, Lina, Watkin, Elizabeth, Machuca Suarez, Laura

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Shipwrecks and Qingbai Porcelain Trade during Song and Yuan Dynasties, China by Xue, Xiyan

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Investigation of the Mechanisms of Biocorrosion in Shipwrecks and Simulated Oilfields by Micro-Computed Tomography Analysis by Albahri, Mohammed Bassil Ali Ghalib

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The provenance of export porcelain recovered from the Nan’ao One: a shipwreck in the South China Sea by Zhu, Jian, Li, Naisheng, Henderson, Julian, Glascock, Michael

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Beacon Virtua: A Virtual Reality Simulation Detailing the Recent and Shipwreck History of Beacon Island, Western Australia by Woods, Andrew, Oliver, Nick, Bourke, Paul, Green, Jeremy, Paterson, Alistair

“…Beacon Virtua exposes users to the history of both the shipwreck survivors and the fishing community. The project uses the virtual environment development software Unity to present a simulation of the island, with 3D models of buildings and jetties, photogrammetric 3D reconstructions of graves and other features, 360° photographic panoramas, and information on the history of the island. …”
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Ceramic trade between Quanzhou and the Malay Peninsula from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries: based on Chinese texts and shipwreck archaeological data by Feiran, Wang, Asyaari Muhamad, Yasmin Amirah Muhammad Edrus

“…This article takes the development of ceramic trade as an example, combining ancient literature and archaeological reports of shipwrecks containing Minnan (Southern Fujian) porcelain, to analyze the dynamic interaction and the maritime trade between the Quanzhou region with the Malay Peninsula from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries. …”
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Sebuah manuskrip Belanda mengenai kemalangan Armada VOC di Pulau Kabaena, Mac-Mei 1650 by Horst H. Liebner

“…In the 17th and 18th centuries, accounts of remarkable voyages, expeditions and shipwrecks in the Eastern and Western Seas were very much in vogue, and hundreds of books and pamphlets of this genre are known. …”
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The savage shore: Extraordinary stories of survival and tragedy from the early voyages of discovery by Seal, Graham

“…In this enthralling history of early discovery, Graham Seal offers breathtaking tales of shipwrecks, perilous landings, and Aboriginal encounters with the more than three hundred Europeans who washed up on these distant shores long before the land was claimed by Cook for England. …”
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Preservation of maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage in Malaysia: a review by Nik Nurhalida Nik Hariry, Nor Aeini Haji Mokhtar

“…Furthermore, the paper discusses the terms of maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage, the element of the term underwater cultural heritage, the law in Malaysia related to underwater cultural heritage, and the process of excavation of shipwrecks also artifacts in Malaysia's Waters. This review seeks to educate policymakers, academicians, researchers, and heritage practitioners about the significance of conserving Malaysia’s maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage by combining the existing research and practical experiences. …”
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The Study Of Cargoes From Tanjung Simpang Mengayau Wreck And Jade Dragon Wreck, Kudat, Sabah by Masbaka, Masyella

“…This thesis discusses the analysis and classification of artefacts recovered from cargoes of two ancient shipwrecks in Kudat, Sabah, Malaysia. On the basis of stylistic analysis of the ceramics from each ship, these ceramics are presumably dated around 10th to 13th centuries CE. …”
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Investigation of chromatic aberration and its influence on the processing of underwater imagery by Helmholz, Petra, Lichti, D.D.

“…The number of researchers utilising imagery for the 3D reconstruction of underwater natural (e.g., reefs) and man-made structures (e.g., shipwrecks) is increasing. Often, the same procedures and software solutions are used for processing the images as in-air without considering additional aberrations that can be caused by the change of the medium from air to water. …”
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Succoring strangers: Castaway humanitarianism in nineteenth century East Asia by Connolly, Daniel Phillip

“…Ultimately, this struggle over the treatment and repatriation of shipwrecked sailors can be seen as a key component of imperialism.…”
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“Cruel Capes”: a novel; and the nexus between fact and imagination: a discourse of the historical fiction genre in contemporary novels: an exegesis by Van Zeller, Marcia

“…The allegedly daring deeds of 16-year-old Grace Bussell and Sam Isaacs – legendary heroes of the 1876 Georgette shipwreck – are questioned in the historical novel, Cruel Capes, the creative component of this thesis. …”
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Pigments from the Zuiddorp (Zuytdorp) ship sculpture: Red, white and blue? by Van Duivenvoorde, W., Kaiser, B., Megens, L., Van Bronswijk, Wilhelm

“…The Dutch East India Company ship Zuiddorp (also known as Zuytdorp) met its demise in 1712 at the base of steep cliffs along the Western Australian coast. Material from the shipwreck includes an extraordinary example of a caryatid herm from the ship's stern counter. …”
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Framing of Sewol ferry tragedy: a comparative analysis of South Korean newspapers by Yang, Lai Fong, Sohee Jeon, Wan Idros Wan Sulaiman

“…In the months of rescue and search, the remains of 295 passengers and crew members were recovered from the shipwreck at the cost of the lives of two divers. …”
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