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CHINESE JUNKS: THE ANTUNG TRADER

D. W. Waters R.N.
Pages 49-67 | Published online: 22 Mar 2013

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Jeremy Green. (1983) The Song Dynasty shipwreck at Quanzhou, Fuji an Province, People's Republic of China. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 12:3, pages 253-261.
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ChristianJ. Buys & SheliO. Smith. (1980) CHINESE BATTEN LUG SAILS. The Mariner's Mirror 66:3, pages 233-246.
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Edwin Doran$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (1967) THE ORIGIN OF LEEBOARDS. The Mariner's Mirror 53:1, pages 39-53.
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Jeremy Green. (2015) Maritime archaeology in Southeast and East Asia. Antiquity 64:243, pages 347-363.
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