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MS 829/60 |
Scottish Institute of Maritime Studies |
Orkney's Maritime Archaeology: Fieldwork Report and Results of Information Gathering. Draft typescript report (dated 28 August 1997) by the Scottish Institute of Maritime Studies, University of St Andrews.
[Contains summary of visitor facilities and current preservation situation, recommendations for scheduling, summary list of wrecks, and examples of conservation provisions in similar situations worldwide. No author cited, but believed to be by Anne Allen/Anna Bowman: see e-mails attached]. Note by GG Jul 2011: author believed to be D Groom - see MS 829/99 bibliography. |
28/8/1997 |
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MS 2745 |
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Miscellaneous working papers relating to Scottish shipwrecks extracted from Nautical Archaeology (the newsletter of the Nautical Archaeology Society) includes sketch plan and section drawing of Kinlochbervie wreck, 2001-4 |
2001 |
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MS 5253 |
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Printed copy of Statutory Instrument 2008 no. 950 Defence - The Protection of Military Remains Act (Designation of Vessels and Controlled Sites) Order 2008.
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1/4/2008 |
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MS 7282 |
Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology (ORCA) |
Report: 'Scapa Flow Wartime Trails' |
12/2009 |
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MS 829/63 |
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ScapaMap 2000-2002. Report compiled for Historic Scotland on the mapping and management of the submerged archaeological resource in Scapa Flow, Orkney.
[No author or date cited: project devised and coordinated by Ian Oxley and Bobby Forbes].
(Unpaginated annexes record oral testimony by Mr Douglas Campbell (formerly of Scapa Flow Salvage Ltd) regarding salvage operations in the 1970's (notably on the SMS Markgraf) and also by Mr F Lilleker regarding salvage operations (in 1958-9) on the wreck of HMS Vanguard). |
2002 |
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MS 5473 |
Historic Scotland Archive Project |
Maritime archive: Magazine report and Correspondence associated with the wrecks of Orkney, including the Inverlane, HMS Royal Oak and the Imperial German High Seas Fleet. |
4/1988 |
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