Report 1 - Conservation of ceramic firepot
Report 2 - Composite wood and iron artifacts - pole arms and partisans
Report 3 - Silicone oil and organic conservation
Report 4 - Conserving the human skeleton found aboard La Belle
Report 5 - Conservation of closed wood containers: a chest from La Belle
Report 6 - Conservation of the Fairfield Union field cannon
Report 7 - Conserving the hull of La Belle
Report 8 - A carpenter's tool from Port Royal, Jamaica
Report 10 - Site 8SJ3478, possibly the Industry: a British 18th-century shipwreck
Report 11 - Pass Cavallo project (Page currently down)
Report 12 - A chest from the Brother Jonathan shipwreck.
Report 13 - Reconstructing historic mine cars
Report 14 - Conserving a dugout canoe
Report 15 - The Conservation of the 18-Pounder Carronades from USS Shark
Conservation Research Laboratory Reports
Site 8SJ3478, possibly the Industry: a British 18th-century shipwreck
Cited References
1763-1775 The Gage Papers, Communications Pertaining to East and West Florida, on file at the P.K. Yonge Library, Gainesville, Florida. Microfilms of original documents duplicated for the P.K. Yonge Library from the William L. Clements Library, Ann Arbor.
1999 Unpublished Manuscript describing Lead Containers on file at CRL, College Station, Texas.
Bratten, John R. May 1997 "The Continental Gondola Philadelphia", a PhD dissertation manuscript submitted to Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
Franklin, Marianne, J.W. Morris III, N. Carroll, K. Bumpass and A. P. White. May 1999 "The St. Augustine Maritime Survey 1998", Southern Oceans Archaeological Research, Survey Report No. 3, SOAR, PO Box 13512, Pensacola, Florida 32591.
Gold, Robert L. 1969 Borderland Empires in Transition. Carbondale, Illinois: Southern Illinois University Press.
Hamilton, Donny L. 1999 Personal communication at CRL in College Station, Texas.
Larn, Richard 1984 "Unidentified artefacts 1", International Journal of Nautical Archaeology and Underwater Exploration (IJNA), 13.2:113-119.
Tucker, Spencer 1989 Arming the Fleet, US Navy Ordinance in the Muzzle Loading Era. Annapolis, Maryland: US Naval Institute Press.
SOAR Publications
May 1999 Marianne Franklin, J.W. Morris III, N. Carroll, K. Bumpass and A. P. White "The St. Augustine Maritime Survey 1998", Southern Oceans Archaeological Research, Survey Report No. 3, SOAR, PO Box 13512, Pensacola, Florida 32591.
January 1998 J.W. Morris, M. Franklin and N. Carroll "The St. Augustine Maritime Survey 1997", Southern Oceans Archaeological Research, Survey Report No. 2, SOAR, PO Box 13512, Pensacola, Florida 32591.
May 1996 Marianne Franklin and J. W. Morris III "The St. Augustine Shipwreck Survey, Phase One", Southern Oceans Archaeological Research, Survey Report No. 1, SOAR, PO Box 13512, Pensacola, Florida 32591.
November 1995 J. W. Morris III and Marianne Franklin "An Archaeological Assessment of the Vessel Remains at Town Point, Site 8SR983", Southern Oceans Archaeological Research, Site Report No. 1, SOAR, PO Box 13512, Pensacola, Florida 32591.
Citation Information:
Franklin, Marianne
2000, Site 8SJ3478, possibly the Industry: A British 18th-Century Shipwreck, Conservation Research Laboratory Research Report #10, World Wide Web,
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