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In-situ conservation management of historic iron shipwrecks in Port Phillip Bay: a study of J7 (1924), HMVS Cerberus (1926) and the City of Launceston (1865)

Record no:

65040

Call no:

RP23727

Author:

Steyne, Hanna ; MacLeod, Ian D.

Citation:

BULLETIN OF THE AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE FOR MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY. 2011 v.35 : 67-80;

Year:

2011

Subject:

Shipwrecks - Victoria - Port Phillip Bay;
Submarines (Ships) - Australia - History;
Cerberus (Ship);
City of Launceston (Steamship);
Iron - Corrosion;

Seawater corrosion;
Corrosion and anti-corrosives;
Museum conservation methods;
Iron - Conservation and restoration;
Shipwrecks - Conservation and restoration - Management;

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Notes:

PDF available for WAM staff.

Type:

Reprint

Links:

Electronic Document

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Result	Links	Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
1		Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint Boxes	On Shelf

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