Lies, spies, and more damn lies: Jean-Baptiste Marie Froment, an 18th-century French dancer abroad by Burden, M

“…A French dancer, choreographer, and dancing master, he made his London debut at Drury Lane dancing a haymaker in the 1739 show, <em>Harlequin Shipwrecked</em>. He appeared regularly at all the playhouses in both main pieces and entr’act dances, he had a daughter who followed him into the business, taught regularly, and composed a number of dances. …”

Pedra Branca off Singapore : a historical cartographic analysis of a post-colonial territorially disputed island by Ong, Brenda Man Qing, Perono Cacciafoco, Francesco

“…The most recent breakthrough, however, provides a glimpse into an even earlier history of Pedra Branca—and by extension, Singapore—as shipwrecked remains dating from the 14th century were uncovered in the surrounding waters. …”
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Seabed Classification Using Multibeam Echosounder Measurement Data by Nitriansyah, R., Cahyono, B.K.

“…Acoustic backscatter can be used to classify objects or the seabed such as shipwrecks or seabed sediments. This study focuses on seabed classification using an acoustic backscatter obtained from the measurement at Alur Pelayaran Barat Surabaya (APBS). …”
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Introduction : the nineteenth-century pacific rim victorian transoceanic studies beyond the postcolonial matrix by Wagner, Tamara Silvia

“…Armchair explorers might have confined themselves to a vicarious enjoyment of the gold-nuggets that seem to lay scattered throughout the expanding settler world, of adventures in an excitingly exoticised “bush,” and of shipwrecks and dubious impostors who sometimes seemed to return from the middle of nowhere. …”
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The Dawn of Everything: a view from the water by Hulin, L, Walker Vadillo, V

“…There remains a widespread assumption—even among archaeologists—that maritime archaeology deals mostly with shipwrecks and underwater sites, and as such, has little to contribute to broader debates in archaeology. …”

Admixture history of the South African "Coloured" populations by Daniels, RJ

“…Europeans, South-East Asians and the KhoeSan are likely sources for the pre-Colonial signals possibly reflecting shipwrecks along the coast. I find no clear evidence for Southern Bantu and Malagasy contributions to the South African Coloured (SAC).…”

Quantifying Roman economic performance by means of proxies : pitfalls and potential by Wilson, A

“…I examine a number of commonly used proxies (shipwrecks, stature, lead and copper pollution, animal bone consumption), looking at their strengths and weaknessess. …”

The homo sapiens seafarer diaspora in the Southeast Asian archipelago: Traversing transoceanic waters from the mesolithic to the neolithic era by Ismail Ali, Mohd Firdaus Abdullah

“…Far from being trivial, their millennia-long contributions have been likened to “shipwrecks laying at the bottom of the sea in their forgotten watery graves.” …”
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Ruins past by Ferri, S

“…The ghostly ruins of Neoclassicism: Alessandro Verri’s <em>Roman nights</em> and the posthumous life of the ancient<br/> 6. The shipwrecks of time: Giacomo Leopardi’s poetics of ruins<br/> Epilogue: a glance back<br/> Bibliography<br/> Index…”