Treatises and Texts on Shipbuilding Project - J. Richard Steffy Ship Reconstruction Lab - Revision history

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−	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's [http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/\|Center for the Study of Digital Libraries] on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.	+	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's [http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/ Center for the Study of Digital Libraries] on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.

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−	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.	+	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's [http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/\|Center for the Study of Digital Libraries] on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.

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−	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's [[Center for the Study of Digital Libraries]] on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.	+	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.


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−	The [[~~NADL Project~~]] is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library to make available an increasing number of texts.	+	The [[Nautical Archaeology Digital Library]] is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library to make available an increasing number of texts.

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−	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.	+	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's [[Center for the Study of Digital Libraries]] on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.


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−	The NADL Project is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library to make available an increasing number of texts.	+	The [[NADL Project]] is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library to make available an increasing number of texts.

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	[[File:Midship-sections.jpg\|Contemporary midship sections according to two different authors.\|center]]		[[File:Midship-sections.jpg\|Contemporary midship sections according to two different authors.\|center]]
	<div style="text-align: center;">'''Contemporary midship sections according to two different authors.'''</div>		<div style="text-align: center;">'''Contemporary midship sections according to two different authors.'''</div>
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		+	== Acknowledgements ==
		+	This project was possible through the generous support of Dr. and Mrs. Peter Amaral, Mr. Mauro Bondioli, Mr. Lars Bruzelius, and the [[Center for Maritime Archaeology and Conservation]].

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		+	The NADL Project is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library to make available an increasing number of texts.


−		+	[[File:Midship-sections.jpg\|Contemporary midship sections according to two different authors.\|center]]
−	~~The NADL Project is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library~~ to ~~make available an increasing number of texts~~.	+	<div style="text-align: center;">'''Contemporary midship sections according to two different authors.'''</div>

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	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.		Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.
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		+	[[File:Fernandez01-Alex06.jpg\|Model of a nau from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise by Alex Hazlett.\|center]]
		+	<div style="text-align: center;">'''Model of a nau from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise by Alex Hazlett.'''</div>
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	The NADL Project is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library to make available an increasing number of texts.		The NADL Project is now a cooperative effort that relies on the support of the Portuguese Academia de Marinha and the Portuguese National Library to make available an increasing number of texts.

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	[[File:Fernandez.jpg\|Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.\|center]]		[[File:Fernandez.jpg\|Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.\|center]]
−	'''Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.~~\|Center~~'''	+	<div style="text-align: center;">'''Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.'''</div>

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	Many of these texts are difficult to access, handle, copy, and understand. The ShipLab has started a long term project to gather information on the many texts, dictionaries, compiled notes, and treatises on shipbuilding in existence, in order to try to share it in an easy and organized manner.		Many of these texts are difficult to access, handle, copy, and understand. The ShipLab has started a long term project to gather information on the many texts, dictionaries, compiled notes, and treatises on shipbuilding in existence, in order to try to share it in an easy and organized manner.
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	[[File:Fernandez.jpg\|Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.\|center]]		[[File:Fernandez.jpg\|Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.\|center]]
		+	'''Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.\|Center'''
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	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.		Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.

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	Many of these texts are difficult to access, handle, copy, and understand. The ShipLab has started a long term project to gather information on the many texts, dictionaries, compiled notes, and treatises on shipbuilding in existence, in order to try to share it in an easy and organized manner.		Many of these texts are difficult to access, handle, copy, and understand. The ShipLab has started a long term project to gather information on the many texts, dictionaries, compiled notes, and treatises on shipbuilding in existence, in order to try to share it in an easy and organized manner.

−	[[File:Fernandez.jpg\|Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.]]	+	[[File:Fernandez.jpg\|Ship from Manoel Fernandez 1616 Treatise.\|center]]

	Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.		Since 2005 the ShipLab team is working with Texas A&M University's Center for the Study of Digital Libraries on a project that will make some of the texts available in facsimile, with transcriptions, translations, glossaries and images available, as well as a number of other research tools.