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Maritime heritage
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- Poem - Dunbar, 1857. Henry Kendall
- Dunbar poem, c. 1886
- Keilawarra poem
- Discover archaeology and history
- Science and methods of archaeology
- Raising and conserving shipwrecks
- Investigate how archaeologists do what they do
- Understanding the role of the archaeologist
- Analyse cargo carried by coastal shipping
- Archaeology workshops
- Identify the causes of shipwreck
- Query archaeological data and history sources
- Question ethics and professional behaviour
- Case studies
- ps Ballina (1865-1879)
- The convict ship Hive (1820-1835)
- The clipper ship Walter Hood (1852-1870)
- The ship Dunbar (1854-1857): New South Wales' worst shipping tragedy
- Submarine K-IX (1922-1945)
- The ship Yarra Yarra (1851-1877): a Stockton Oyster Bank victim
- The clipper ship Queen of Nations (1861-1881)
- ss Merimbula (1909-1928)
- Conditions of a shipwreck site
- Underwater skills needed to record information about wrecks
- Evaluate the significance of shipwrecks
- Fun student books
- Conservation of materials from a marine environment
- Rusting of iron
- Iron and steel in ships
- Learn to preserve materials from a marine environment
- Related links
- Publications
- Activity guides
- Guides for divers on shipwreck sites
- Australia - general and thematic references on maritime archaeology
- Published regional studies
- Regional site reports
- Site specific reports
- Australian maritime history - general and thematic
- Australian maritime history - regional and local
- Australian maritime history - site specific
- Reference works and official registers
- Ship construction, marine engines, fastenings
- Terminology
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