CiNii Books - Ships of the Port of London : first to eleventh centuries AD

Author(s)

- Marsden, Peter Richard Valentine
- Caldwell, Caroline

Bibliographic Information

Ships of the Port of London : first to eleventh centuries AD

Peter Marsden ; drawings by Caroline Caldwell

（Archaeological report, [1994], 3）

English Heritage, 1994

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Osaka University, Main Library

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Note

Includes bibliography (p. 221-225) and index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

This report is the first full study of the remains of ships and boats used in the port of London from the first to the eleventh century AD. Using evidence from the vessels, from the waterfronts, and from trade goods, Peter Marsden has reconstructed the design and use fo these ancient ships, and brought together for the first time the accumulated evidence of over 30 years of archaeolgoical research.

Table of Contents

List of figures List of tables Acknowledgements Introduction 1 The port from the mid first to the mid third centuries 2 Blackfriars ship 1, 1962 3 The New Guy's House boat, 1958 4 The port in the later third and fourth centuries 5 The County Hall ship, 1910 6 The port in the seventh to ninth centuries 7 The port in the tenth to eleventh centuries 8 Conclusions Appendices Summary Bibliography Index

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