The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 1989,
Volume 12, Number 2.
Stanbury, M. and MacLeod, I.D., 1988, Colonies, convicts and filtering
stones:  roads to solutions.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 12.2: 1-10.
Garratt, D., 1988, North Carolina Maritime Museum.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 12.2: 11-12.
Hosty, K., 1988, Bagging the William Salthouse:  site stabilisation work in
the William Salthouse.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 12.2: 13-16.
Strachan, S., 1988, Developing a conservation plan for iron and steel
hulled, international general cargo traders of the mid-late 19th century:
a case study of the Loch Ard (1863-1878).  Bulletin of the Australian
Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 12.2: 17-26.
Orme, Z.K., 1988, Shipbuilding in northern Tasmania.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 12.2: 27-32.
Lorimer, M., 1988, A data dictionary for shipwreck databases.  Bulletin of
the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 12.2: 33-36.
Atkinson, K., 1988, The Sydney Harbour Tunnel maritime archaeological
survey.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology,
12.2: 37-42.
Jeffery, W.F., 1988, Report on survey of HMS Buffalo wreck site
(1813-1840).  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 12.2: 43-45.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 1989,
Volume 13, Number 1.
Garratt, D., 1989, Sri Lankan fishing technology:  past present and future.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.1:1-8.
Maritime Archaeological Association of Queensland, 1989, Aarhus  wreck
site.  A report by the Maritime Archaeological Association of Queensland.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.1: 9-14.
Nash, M., 1988, The historic shipwreck Brahmin 1842-1854.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.1: 15-18.
=46oster, L., 1989, Defence and Victorian shipwrecks.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.1: 19-27.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 1989,
Volume 13, Number 2.
Abinion, O.V., 1989, The recovery of the 12th century wooden boats in the
Philippines.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 13.2: 1-2.
Taha, A.H., 1989, Current status of underwater archaeology in Malaysia.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.2: 3-4.
Henderson, G., 1989, The Sirius past and present.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.2: 5-6.
MacLeod, I.D. 1989, The application of corrosion science to the management
of maritime archaeological sites.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 13.2: 7-16.
Prishanchit, S., 1989, Re-excavation at the Samed Ngam ship site on the
east coast of Thailand.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 13.2: 17-22.
Pennec, S., Lacoudre, N. and Montlu=E7on, J., 1989, The conservation of the
Titanic artefacts.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 13.2: 23-26.
Zhang, Y. Q., 1989, A 12 - 13th century stone anchor of Southern Song
recently discovered on the coast of the South China Sea.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.2: 27-32.
Green, J. and Parthesius, R., 1989, Comparative archaeological and
historical evidence from reconstruction of the original Batavia and a
modern replica.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 13.2: 33-34.
Wolfe, A., 1989, Social work, maritime archaeology and the Royal Australian
Navy.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 13.2:
35-42.
Jeffery, W., 1989, The steam lifeboat City of Adelaide, its past and
future.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology,
13.2: 43-50.
Jeffery, W., 1989, Research into Australian-built coastal vessels wrecked
in South Australia.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 13.2: 51-56.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 1989,
Volume 14, Number 1.
Ghisalberti, E.L. and Godfrey, I. 1990, The application of nulclear
magnetic resonance spectroscopy to the analysis of pitches and resins from
marine archaeological sites.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology,14.1: 1-8.
Smith, G., 1990, A brief history of the J. Class submarines.  Bulletin of
the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.1: 9-12.
Nash, M., 1990, Survey of the historic ship Litherland (1834-1853).
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.1: 13-20.
Ronquillo, W.P., 1990, Philippine underwater archaeology:  present research
projects and new developments.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 14.1: 21-24.
Carpenter, J., 1990, A review of physical methods used to remove
concretions from artefacts, mainly iron, including some recent ideas.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.1: 25-42.
Dortch, C.E., Henderson, G.J., and May, S.R., 1990, Prehistoric human
occupation sites submerged in Lake Jasper, south-western Australia.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.1: 43-52.
Cahill, D., 1990, The Cerberus.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 14.1: 53-55.
Henderson, G., 1990, Acquisitions policy as it relates to shipwreck
material at the Western Australian Museum.   Bulletin of the Australian
Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.1: 56.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, Volume
14, Number 2.
MacLeod, I.D., 1990, Conservation of waterlogged timbers from the Batavia
1629.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2:
1-8.
Tonrow, K. and Nash, M., 1990, Close shave from the Sub-Antarctic:  an
analysis of timber samples from archaeological sites on Macquarie Island.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 9-16.
Staniforth, M., 1990, The National Maritime Museum's maritime
archaeological operations.    Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 17-18.
Henderson, G., 1990, Maritime Museum acquisition policies.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 21-22.
Hardy, D., 1990, A century on the sea bed:  the Centurion.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 23-34.
Jeffery, W., 1990, A future direction of maritime archaeology in South
Australia.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology,
14.2: 35-40.
Gesner, P., 1990, Situation report:  HMS Pandora.   Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 41-46.
Gesner, P., 1990, Hands-on public education in maritime archaeology.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 47-48.
Delaney, W., 1990, Booby Island, the European presence.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 49-54.
Delaney, W., 1990, Wreck Reef revisited, a report on follow up work
conducted by the Queensland Museum in May 1988.  Bulletin of the Australian
Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 14.2: 55-58.
Nutley, D., 1990, Significance of underwater sites, a review of the
criteria. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology,
14.2: 59-63.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, Volume
15, Number 1.
 Kenderdine, S., 1991, Legislation and the submerged cultural heritage of
New Zealand.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 15.1:1-6.
 Churchill,D., 1991, The Maritime Archaeological Association of New Zealand
- MAANZ (Inc.).  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime
Archaeology, 15.1: 7-10.
Wolfe, A., 1991, The Parramatta River Project: an introduction to the
maritime and underwater archaeological significance of ten sites on the
banks of the Parramatta River.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 15.1: 11-18.
Vosmer, T., and Wright, J., 1991, Lady Lyttleton- a search for origins.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 15.1: 19-30.
Jeffery, B., and Kenderdine, S., 1991, Chinese emigration to South
Australia aboard foreign - owned vessels: the Guichen Bay shipwrecks of
1857.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, 15.1:
31-36.
Nash, M., 1991, Recent work on the Sydney Cove historic shipwreck.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.1:
37-47.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, Volume
15, Number 2.
Lenehan, S., 1991, Address of the 10th Annual Conference of the Australian
Institute for Maritime Archaeology.   Bulletin of the Australian Institute
for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.2: 2-3.
Cassidy, W., 1991, Historic shipwrecks and blanket declaration.  Bulletin
of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.2: 4-6.
Coroneos, C., 1991, One interpretation  for the short working lives of
early Australian wooden sailing vessels in Victorian waters.  Bulletin of
the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.2:  7-14.
Gesner, P., 1991,  A maritime archaeological approach to the Queensland
labour trade.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 15.2: 15-20.
Staniforth, M., 1991, The maritime archaeology of immigration.  Bulletin of
the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.2: 21-24.
Kimpton, G., and Henderson, G., 1991, The last voyage of the Day Dawn
wreck.   Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology,
15.2: 25-28.
Kenderdine, S., 1991, Te Waka Maori. Maori canoe in New Zealand prehistory:
reconstruction from an archaeological perspective including oral and
historical evidence.   Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 15.2: 29-36.
McKinnon, R.J., 1991, The Kangaroo Island shipwreck survey and community
involvement.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 15.2: 37-40.
Evans, V., and Nutley, D., 1991, Hooked on anchors.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.2: 41-44.
Bell, P., 1991, Research and management issues arising from sites
associated with the South Australian bay whaling and sealing industries.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.2:
45-58.
Sexton, R.T., 1991, Some composite-built ships compared.  Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 15.2: 59-80.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, Volume
16, Number 1.
Ronquillo, W.P., 1992, Management objectives for Philippine maritime
archaeology.  Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 16.1: 1-6.
Buranasiri, B., 1992, Ceramic wares found in Koh Talu wreck site:  their
usage and life. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 16.1: 7-12.
Mongkolkamnounket, N., 1992, Maritime archaeology in Thailand. Bulletin of
the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 16.1: 13-14.
Johnston, P.F., 1992, Maritime museum policy and the acquisition of
archaeological materials. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 16.1: 15-18.
Aubry, M.C., 1992, Federal and State shipwreck management in the United
States of America. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 16.1: 19-22.
Khan, H.V., 1992, Existing evidence of maritime archaeology in Vietnam and
its prospects. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 16.1: 23-26.
Napitupulu, S., and I., 1992, Maritime archaeological exhibition in the
Museum Nasional in Indonesia. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 16.1: 27-30.
Regis, P., and Koon, P., 1992, Management issues of underwater archaeology
in Sabah. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology,
16.1: 31-34.
Mozai, T., 1992, Application of some electronic high-techniques for
underwater archaeology. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 16.1: 35-36.
Jones, M., and Baker, P., 1992, Marine archaeology and photogrammetry, what
can be achieved now. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 16.1: 37-40.
Dizon, E.Z., 1992, Status of underwater archaeological researches in the
Philippines 1989-91:  prospect for 1992. Bulletin of the Australian
Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 16.1: 41-47.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, Volume
16, Number 2.
Smith, T., 1992, The barque Fame - Sydney Harbour reveals another casualty.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 16.2:1-8.
Smith, T., 1992, The Queen of Nations: one hundred and twelve years on.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 16.2:9-16.
Nayton, G., 1992, The importance of the maritime perspective to the
understanding of australian histoprical archaeological sites. Bulletin of
the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 16.2:17-24.
Wolfe, A., 1992, The steamship Oakland. Bulletin of the Australian
Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 16.2:25-30.
Kimpton, G., 1992, Construction of replica anchor stocks and a carronade
carriage for display of artefacts from HMS Sirius (1790). Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 16.2:31-38.
 
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, Volume
17, Number 1.
Delgado, J.P., 1993, SSBeaver: the archaeology of the first steamship on
the Pacific Coast of North America. Bulletin of the Australian Institute
for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.1: 3-8.
Millar, K., 1993, Preliminary report on obersavations made on the
techniques and traditions of Maldivian shipbuilding. Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.1: 9-16.
Bass, G., 1993, Underwater archaeology as an adequate discipline. Bulletin
of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.1: 17-20.
Gojak, D. and Iacono, N., 1993, The archaeology and history of the Sydney
Saliors Home, The Rocks, Sydney. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 17.1: 27-32.
Green, J.N. and Vosmer, T., 1993, The Australian shipwreck database; an
interim report. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 17.1: 33-38.
Padma, B.S., 1993, Maritime archaseology of Andhra Pradesh Prolegemenon to
a study of a Roman influenced Buddist culture in South India. Bulletin of
the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.1: 39-44.
Henderson, G., 1993, Between the devil and the deep blue sea: maritime
archaeology and museums. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 17.1: 45-47.
The Bulletin of the Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology, Volume
17, Number 2.
Jeffery, B., 1993, Maritime archaeology: wha's in it for Australians!
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 1-6.
Gesner, P., 1993, Managing Pandora's box- the 1993 Pandora expedition.
Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 7-10.
Kenderdine, S., 1993, Muddy waters: accessing the cultural landscape of the
River Murray. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime
Archaeology, 17.2: 11-16.
Devendra, S., 193, Remains of riverine craft: source material for
ecological and community studies. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for
Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 17-24.
Cleere, H., 1993, The underwater heritage and the World Heritage
Convention. Bulletin of the Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology,
17.2: 25-6.
O'Keefe, P.J., 1993, The European Convention on the Protection of the
Archaeological Heritage-relevance to maritime archaeology. Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 27-30.
Maarleveld, T.J., 1993, Between frugality and eclecticism. Some thoughts on
the management of an archaeological cornucopia. Bulletin of the Australian
Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 31-6.
Vosmer, T., 1993, The yatra dhoni of Sri lanka. Bulletin of the Australian
Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 37-42.
Smith, T., 1993, The Walter Hood: walking the waters. Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 43-6.
Churchill, D., 1993, New Zealand shipwreck legislation. Bulletin of the
Australian Institute for  Maritime Archaeology, 17.2: 47-9.
 AIMA Special Publications
Green, J., Harper, R. and  Prishanchittara, S., 1981, The excavation of the
Ko Kradat wrecksite Thailand 1979-1980.  AIMA Special Publication.
Reprinted 1984.
Green, J., and Harper, R., 1983,  The excavation of the Pattaya wreck site
and survey of three other Thailand sites, Thailand 1982.  AIMA Special
Publication No.1.
Hundley, P.F., 1984, The Griffon Cove wreck:  a case study in
archaeological reconstruction of timber hull remains.  AIMA Special
Publication No. 2.
Staniforth, M. and Vickery, L., 1984, The test excavation of the William
Salthouse wreck  site.  An interim report.  AIMA Special Publication No. 3.
Green, J., and Harper, R., 1987, The maritime archaeology of shipwrecks and
ceramics in Southeast Asia.  and
Green, J., Harper, R. and Intakosi, V., 1987, The Ko Si Chang Three
shipwreck excavation.  AIMA Special Publication No. 4.
Stanbury, M., (Comp.), 1989, Shipwrecks and their environment.  The
Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology VIIIth Annual Conference,
Perth, Western Australia, September 4th - 10th 1989.  AIMA, Fremantle.
Clark, P., 1990, Shipwreck sites in the south-east of South Australia
1838-1915.  South Australian Maritime Archaeology Series No. 1.  Department
of Environment and Planning.   AIMA Special Publication No. 5
Kostoglou, P. and McCarthy, J., 1991, Whaling ans sealing sites in South
Australia.  AIMA Special Publication No. 6.
 
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