Callaghan, C., Breen, C. and Ní Loingsigh, M. (2007). Investigations of Taymouth Castle, a nineteenth-century composite ship lost off the coast of Northern Ireland. Maritime archaeology in Ireland. Vol 41(3), pp. 25-38.
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Investigations of Taymouth Castle, a nineteenth-century composite ship lost off the coast of Northern Ireland | ||
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Maritime archaeology in Ireland | ||
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Historical Archaeology | ||
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41 (3) | ||
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25 - 38 | ||
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Taymouth Castle was a fully rigged ship, wrecked off the coast of Northern Ireland in January 1867. The importance of the wreck lies in the preservation of a quantity of its cargo, which provides an insight into the material culture of the trade of northwestern Europe with the Far East in the nineteenth century. It also demonstrates the approach that government in Northern Ireland has towards the documentation and management of the submerged shipwreck resource in its coastal waters | ||
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2007 | ||
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31 Jan 2008 |
