First published 1996
This comprehensive index organizes forty years of scholarly articles from a leading nautical research publication. Barry systematically catalogs studies spanning maritime history, ship construction, navigation techniques, and oceanic exploration. The compilation covers research from 1956 to 1996, providing scholars and maritime enthusiasts with streamlined access to decades of specialized knowledge. Each entry includes article titles, authors, volume numbers, and page references. The index serves researchers investigating specific maritime topics, from ancient sailing methods to modern vessel design. Topics range from archaeological discoveries of sunken ships to technical analyses of rigging systems. Barry's methodical approach transforms scattered research into a unified reference tool. Maritime historians, naval architects, and sailing enthusiasts will find concentrated access to four decades of specialized scholarship.
Genres: history, reference, research, non-fiction, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: reference-work
Period: 1956-1996
212 pages · Spiral-bound · Nautical Research Guild