12/14/2004

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Mariners' Museum http://www.mariner.org/_search/index.php?q=chinese+junk&btn.x=31&btn.y=16

AOL Hometown http://members.aol.com/ht.ssp?query=chinese+junk&cid=-1&f=sr&invocationType=hometown-error-box&image.x=29&image.y=10

07/14/00

http://www.mikesshipmodels.com/ships/chinese_junk.html

http://www.seagifts.com/seagifts/chinpirjun.html

Sites of REAL Chinese Junks or about them ...

http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~trent/junk.html

http://www.jlhs.nhusd.k12.ca.us/Classes/Social_Science/Gold_Rush/9.Ariel.html

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0195112075/internalistofsca/103-5262417-5975831

http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Chinese_Junk.html

http://www.glen-l.com/books/chineserig.html

http://www.travelasia.com.sg/tour2-m.htm

http://www.projectboats.com/naga.htm

http://www.schoonerman.com/junk.htm

http://euler.sfasu.edu/Shantyboats/China/China.html

http://www.merriewood.com/hongkong.html

(Very beautiful site !! Check out the bottom picture !!)

http://www.alfredocarmelo.org/atsea.htm

http://www.alfredocarmelo.org/hongkong.htm

http://www.yachtsurvey.com/OrientalYachting.htm

Name: Keith Wheeler
E-mail address: keithsatalanta@netscapeonline.co.uk
Comments: I have a bound volume of about 23 watercolours on rice paper,
restored by the Greenwich Maritime Museum in London, and bound in
Morrocco leather. All pictures are different and illustrate the different uses that
junks employed - e.g. for rearing ducks; for farming carp; etc. etc. They must
be of late 19th century origin and all are in excellent condition. Interested?
Contact: keithsatalanta@netscapeonline.co.uk

04/30/00

Chinese game for computer demo.....

download: http://download.activision.com/activision/shanghai/demo/sd2demo_mac.hqx

download: http://download.activision.com/activision/shanghai/demo/sd2demo_pc.exe

04/29/00

http://www.irbs.com/lists/live-aboard/1996/1761.html

http://www.whom.co.uk/squelch/bbships.htm

http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/abbeydale/183/junk-f.htm

http://www.btinternet.com/~david.manley/naval/formline/yelcost.htm

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Audemard L., 1957, Les Jonques Chinoises. (Rotterdam)[junks chinese.china junks of]

Dars J., 1979, Les jonques chinoises de hautes mer sous les Son les Yuan. Archipel, 18. (Paris)[china junks of.junks chinese]

Doran E., 1973, Nao, Junk and Vaka. (Austen)[nao.junks.vaka]

Mannweiler H., 1979 , Einige Bemerkungen uber chinesische Dschunken. Das Logbuch, 15.4.[china junks of.petchili junk.junk petchili]

Mannweiler H., 1980 , Beschreibungen einer chinesischen Dschunken. Das Logbuch, 16.[china junks of.petchili junk]

Waters D.W., 1939 , Chinese junks: the Pechili Trader. Mariner's Mirror, 25: 62-88.[junk pechili.pechili junk.junks typology of]

Waters D.W., 1946 , Chinese junks: the Twaquo. Mariner's Mirror, 32: 155-67.[junk twaquo.twaquo junk.junks typology of]

Waters D.W., 1983 , Chines junks: the Antung Trader. Mariner's Mirror, 24: 49-67.[junk antung.antung junk.junks typology of]

Worcester G.R.G., 1947 , Junks and Sampans of the Yangtze. [yangtze junks and sampans of.junks yangzte.sampans yangtze]

Worcester G.R.G., 1955 , Footboats of Shaohsing. Mariner's Mirror, 41: 222-6.[footboats.shaohsing footboats.chinese boats]

Worcester G.R.G., 1956 , Origins and observance of the Dragon boat festival in China. Mariner's Mirror, 42: 127-37.[dragon boat chinese.chinese dragon boats]

Worcester G.R.G., 1956 , Notes on the canoes of British Guiana. Mariner's Mirror, 42: 249-251.[canoes guianese.british guiana canoes]

Worcester G.R.G., 1966, Sail and Sweep in China. (London)[china sail and oar in]

Worcester G.R.G., 1971, The junks and sampans of the Yangtze. Naval Institute Press. (Annapolis)[junks yangtze.sampans yangtze.yangtze junks and sampans of.china boats of]

Yang Hung., 1979, The Navy and its Warships in Ancient China. Wen Wu Tian Di, 3. (Peking)[china ancient warships of]

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http://www.mm.wa.gov.au/Museum/march/department/oseas.html

Atkinson, K., Green, J.N., Harper, R. and Intakosai, V., 1989, Joint Thai-Australian underwater archaeological project 1987-88. Part 1: Archaeological survey of wreck sites in the Gulf of Thailand, 1987-1988. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, in press.

Brown, R., 1975, Preliminary report on the Ko Khram sunken ship. Oriental Art, 21(4): 356-370.

Cembrano, M.R., 1988, Excavations in the Balangay area, Butuan, Northeast Mindanao. Papers of the Research Centre of Southeast Asian Ceramics, Adelaide, (in press).

Clark, P., Conese, E., Green, J.N. and Nicholas, N., 1989, Philippines archaeological site survey, February 1988. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, in press.

Conese, E.T., 1985, Annual report of the Underwater Archaeology Unit of the National Museum of the Philippines. National Museum of the Philippines, Manila.

Conese, E.T., 1987, Brief report on fieldwork undertaken at Quiniluban Group of islands, Palawan. National Museum of the Philippines, Manila.

Goddio, F., 1987, Eventment archeologique sur les cotes des Philippines, la fouille exemplaire du Royal

Captain Shoal, une jonque du XVIe s. choe sur un atol. Dossiers Histoire et Archeologie, 113:1-98.

Green, J.N. and Harper, R., 1983, The excavation of the Pattaya wreck site and survey of three other sites, Thailand, 1982. Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology special publication No. 1.

Green, J.N. and Harper, R., 1987, The maritime archaeology of shipwrecks and ceramics in Southeast Asia. Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology special publication No. 4.

Green, J.N. and Kim, Z.G., 1989, The Shinan and Wando sites, Korea: further information. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 18(1): 33-41.

Green, J.N., 1981, Further light on the Koh Khram wrecksite. Trans. S.E. Asian Ceramic Society, 8:18-26.

Green, J.N., 1983i, The Song dynasty shipwreck at Quanzhou, Fujian Province, People's Republic of China. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 12(3):253-261.

Green, J.N., 1983ii, The Shinan excavation: an interim report on the hull structure.International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 12(4):293-301.

Green, J.N., Harper, R. and Prischanchittara, S., 1981, The Excavation of the Ko Kradat Wrecksite Thailand 1979-1980. Report Dept. Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Maritime Museum: No.17.

Green, J.N., Harper, R. Intakosi, V., 1986, The Ko Si Chang One shipwreck excavation 1983-1985. A progress report. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology , 15(2):105-122.

Green, J.N., Harper, R. Intakosi, V., 1987, The Ko Si Chang Three shipwreck excavation 1986. Australian Institute for Maritime Archaeology Special Publication No. 4.

Hornell, J., 1934, The origin of the junk and sampan. Mariner's Mirror, 20:331-337.

Howitz, P.C., 1977, Two ancient shipwrecks from the Gulf of Siam. A report on archaeological investigations. Journal of the Siam Society, 65:1-22.

Howitz, P.C., 1979, Ceramics from the sea, evidence from the Ko Kradat shipwreck excavated 1979. Archaeology Division, Silpakorn University, Bangkok.

Intakosai, V., 1983, Rang-Kwien and Samed Ngam shipwrecks. SPAFA Digest, 4.2:30-34.

Kim, Z.G., 1980, The report on the Shinan seabottom relics excavation: study of the submerged hull (Translation from Korean). Cultural Properties Maintenance Office, Seoul.

Kim, Z.G., 1985, Study of Korean ship history (In Korean). Korean Cultural Research Institute Series No. 24, Seoul.

Lo, Jung-pang, 1958, The decline of the early Ming navy. Oriens Extremus (Hamburg), 5:149-168.

Moreland, W.H., 1939, Ships of the Arabian Sea about A.D. 1500. J.Royal Asiatic Soc. (April): 63 -173.

Manguin, P.Y., 1985, Sewn-plank craft of South-East Asia, a preliminary survey. In: S. McGrail, Sewn plank boats. Archaeological and ethnographic papers based on those presented to a conference at Greenwich in November, 1984. British Archaeological Reports International Series 275, Oxford.

Needham, J., Ling, W. and Gwei-Djen, L., 1971, Science and civilization in China. Vol.4. Physics and physical technology, Part 3. Civil engineering and nautics. Cambridge University Press.

Peralta, J.T., 1980, Ancient mariners of the Philippines. Archaeology (New York),35(5):41-48.

Ronquillo, W.P., 1987, The Butuan archaeological finds: profound implications for Philippines and Southeast Asian prehistory. Man and Culture in Oceania (special issue), 3:71-78.

Scott, W.H., 1981, Boat building and seamanship in classic Philippine society. Anthropological Papers (National Museum, Manila),9: 1-38.

Song Shipwreck (archaeological group), 1975i, The Song Dynasty shipwreck excavated at Quanzhou harbour. The excavation (translated from Chinese). Wen Wu, 10:1-18.

Song Shipwreck (Department of History, Xiamen University), 1975ii, History of the port of Quanzhou in the Song and Yuan Dynasties (translated from Chinese).Wen Wu , 10:19-23.

Song Shipwreck (ship wreck reconstruction group), 1975iv, The reconstruction of the ship after recovery (translated from Chinese). Wen Wu , 10:28-34.

Song Shipwreck (Wang Zeng Yu), 1975iii, Naval construction during the Song Dynasty (translated from Chinese). Wen Wu , 10:24-27.

Waters, D.W., 1938, Chinese junks : the Antung Trader. Mariner's Mirror , 24:49-67.

Waters, D.W., 1939, Chinese junks : the Pechili Trader. Mariner's Mirror , 25:62-88.

Waters, D.W., 1946, Chinese junks : the Twaquo. Mariner's Mirror , 32:155-67.

Worcester, G.R.G., 1971, The junks and sampans of the Yangtze. Naval Institute Press, Maryland.

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Junk Cruise:

01/05/00, http://lazytours.com

Reference:

01/05/00, http://www.jlhs.nhusd.k12.ca.us/Classes/Social_Science/Gold_Rush/9.Ariel.html

Book:

"Setting Sails -- A tribute to the Chinese Junk" Written by Derek Maitland. Photographs by Nik Wheeler. "A South China Morning Post Publication." (Hong Kong, 1981)

Model

http://azinet.com/junk.htm

Rig Sail

http://www.mcallen.lib.tx.us/staff/mitdrake.htm

Chinese Schooner Lug Sail

http://www.macnaughtongroup.com/crown.htm

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