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WEBSITES
http://maritime-explorations.com – This is the personal site of Michael Flecker
who has worked on a number of shipwreck excavations in Southeast Asia.
It gives further information on a number of the wrecksites mentioned in
the chapter “History of Shipwreck Excavation in Southeast Asia” in this
volume (pp. 42–55).
http://www.ang.kfunigraz.ac.at/~katzer/engl/index.html – Gernot Katzer’s
Spice Pages.
http://www.hum.uva.nl/galle – This site offers news on investigations in the
Galle harbour, Sri Lanka.
http://www.maritimeasia.ws – This site is published by Claire Barnes who
offers a variety of articles on shipwreck finds in Southeast Asia.
http://www.mingwrecks.com – This site is sponsored by Sten Sjostrand,
director of Nanhai Marine Archaeology, which has been active in
excavating wrecksites off the coasts of peninsular Malaysia. Seven
wrecksites, including many photographs of artifacts, are described:
Turiang, Nanyang, Longquan, Royal Nanhai, Xuande, Singtai, and Desaru.
http://www.underwaterdiscovery.org – This is the official site for Franck
Goddio who has directed several shipwreck excavations in the Philippines.
http://www.wedigboats.org/Thaikkal.htm – This site has the earliest
archaeological information on the Kadakkarapally boat (the Thaikkal
find).