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Manipulating the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Vernacular Boats and Economic Relations on Nineteenth-Century Achill Island, Ireland | Journal of Maritime Archaeology
Mesopotamia. c. 1918. A British Navy River Gun Boat (Monitor) in action while tied to the banks ... | Australian War Memorial
Submarine escape apparatus
Manipulating the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Vernacular Boats and Economic Relations on Nineteenth-Century Achill Island, Ireland | Journal of Maritime Archaeology
Manipulating the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Vernacular Boats and Economic Relations on Nineteenth-Century Achill Island, Ireland | Journal of Maritime Archaeology
Manipulating the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Vernacular Boats and Economic Relations on Nineteenth-Century Achill Island, Ireland | Journal of Maritime Archaeology
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In 1820, several expeditions claimed to have been the first to have sighted Antarctica, with the very first being the Russian … | Antarctica, John davis, Continents
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A Late 11th Century Ship‐Handling Site on Falster: Fribrødre Å– By Jan Skamby Madsen and Lutz Klassen - CHRISTENSEN - 2012 - International Journal of Nautical Archaeology - Wiley Online Library
File:Ivan Constantinovich Aivazovsky - Shipwreck in the North Sea.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
7 January 1947- Operation Highjump, Coast Guard icebreaker NORTHWIND completed first rescue mission involving a submarine. USS Sennet (SS-408) supply ships Yance and Merrick | laststandonzombieisland
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Salvage Ship Photo Index (ARS)
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The Armor Journal - A 10-inch (M1895) Coastal Artillery gun on an M1896 disappearing carriage. Circa 1920s. Photo by the U.S. Army (Signal Corps or Coast Artillery Corps)/Via Coast Defense Study Group
Manipulating the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Vernacular Boats and Economic Relations on Nineteenth-Century Achill Island, Ireland | Journal of Maritime Archaeology
Manipulating the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Vernacular Boats and Economic Relations on Nineteenth-Century Achill Island, Ireland | Journal of Maritime Archaeology
