Western Australian Museum

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Maritime (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	A/930.102804 AND	Available
Maritime (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	A/930.102804 AND	Available

Dato (1872-c.1900) : field expedition report / Ross Anderson ... [et al.]

Author: Anderson, Ross; Smith, Stirling; Souter, Corioli; Steinberg, David; Thomason, Henry; Western Australian Maritime Museum

Call no: A/930.102804 DAT

Year: 1996

Unpublished Reports

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Maritime	Western Australian Museum	A/930.102804 DAT	Available

Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
Maritime (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	A/930.102804 AND	Available
Maritime (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	A/930.102804 AND	Available

"The Paddle steamer Clonmel (1841) is one of 670 shipwrecks recorded to have occurred along Victoria's coastline".

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Maritime	Western Australian Museum	A/930.102804 AND	Available

Site inspection report : convict fence and Prisoners Point / Ross Anderson and Vicki Richards

Author: Anderson, Ross; Richards, Vicki Lewana; Western Australian Museum. Dept. of Maritime Archaeology; Western Australian Museum. Dept. of Materials Conservation

Call no: UR1154

Year: 2009

Unpublished Reports

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This report was for preliminary advice to the Heritage Council of WA, to assist them with determining appropriate archaeological requirements/conditions in an application for shorebank stabilisation works by the Swan River Trust.

A more detailed final report was prepared by Gaye Nayton and is held by the HCWA.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum		Available

Restoring connections in the Recherche Archipelago [DVD]. Recherche Archipelago : restoring connections [Cover / disc title].

Author: National Trust of Australia (W.A.); Applied Archaeology Australia; Gabbie Kylie Foundation; Collins, Lindsay B.; Anderson, Ross

Call no: 994.17 RES

Year: 2010

Audio Visual

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A journey through one of WA's most stunning marine environments. The Recherche Archipelago lies along the remote southcoast, has over 120 islands and is home to the whitest beaches in Australia. The long and rich seafaring history

and an indigenous culture that stretches back thousands of years are now being explored and uncovered by a team of archaeologists and adventurers from around the world--cover.

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Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	994.17 RES	Available	2010

As part of the Roaring 40's ARC project, between 17 and 29 May 2019, an archaeological expedition visited the Pelsaert Group of the Houtman Arolhos Islands. The team included member from the University of Western Australia, the

WA Museum, Flinders University of South Australia, Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands and local participantsa from teh fishing community.

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Geraldton	Western Australian Museum	A930.102804 PAT	Available	2019

In the days following the loss of HMAS Sydney and its 645 crew off Carnarvon, a German survivor of the World War Two naval disaster, in one of two crowded lifeboats approaching "enemy territory", threw his loaded pistol

into the surf at Red Bluff. The detailed investigation since then has yielded a national maritime treasure and one of only a handful of artefacts recovered after the HMAS Sydney loss.

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Geraldton	Western Australian Museum	940.5459 AND	Available
Maritime	Western Australian Museum	940.5459 AND	Available

This is a free guide to the fascinating history and archaeology of the Dutch East India Company ship, Batavia, which wrecked in the Houtman Abrolhos Islands in 1629.

The enhanced e-book uses photos,

3D models, animations, audiovisual content, and interactive timelines to tell the story of Batavia’s first and final voyage, and the aftermath of mutiny and massacre, alongside a comprehensive behind-the-scenes look at the WA Museum’s fieldwork and research conducted over the last 50 years.

Key excavations, collections and research are highlighted throughout, bringing one of the world's largest collections of VOC material out from the Museum’s galleries and back to their place of discovery.

This internationally significant and national heritage listed place is now part of the Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park.

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