Archive Record

Metadata

Item ID#

A2021.024.369

Title

Stem to stern volume 10-15

Object Name

Journal

Dates of Creation

1995-2000

Creator

East Carolina University

Description

This folder contains five volumes of Stem to Stern, program in Maritime History and Nautical Archaeology. This journal covers the inner workings of East Carolina University's program in maritime history and nautical archaeology. These volumes contain articles, figures, and reports on a variety of subjects related to marine archaeology.

The Featured articles of each volume are listed below:
Volume 10, Winter 1995:
- Students Receive Recognition
- New Faculty Members
- Interview with Dr. Runyan
- CSS Alabama
- Millecoquins Shipwreck
- Fort Fisher Project
- Maple Leaf
- Hawaii
- Bermuda
- Conservation Lab
- Graduate Projects
- Publications

Volume 11, Winter 1996:
- New Faculty Member
- 16th Century Spanish Wreck in Florida
- Claflin Point Wreck
- Bermuda Field School
- Cypress Landing Shipwreck Project
- USS Louisiana
- Students Receive Awards
- MSA Notebook

Volume 12, Winter 1997:
- Chicod Creek Vessel
- Bermuda Field School
- U. S. Brig Niagara
- New Courses
- Summer Field School 1997
- Civil War Research in Bermuda
- Anguilla Field School
- Ph.D Proposal
- Florida Keys Shipwreck Survey
- Herminie

Volume 14, Winter 1999
- The Landers Award
- New Boats
- Maritimers Dive Monitor
- Conservation Grant
- Scientific Diver Training
- Naval Historical Center Agreement
- Vistors to Maritime Studies
- Summer Field School
- Bermuda Field School
- Niagara
- Gunboat Investigation
- The HMS Ready
- The Search For the Fortuna
- Future Projects
- QAR Update

Volume 15, Winter 2000
- The Great Flood
- R. V. Perkins
- Bermuda Field Semester
- Wisconsin Field Semester
- Tarboro Site Work
- Castle Island Site
- The Polias Project
- A Second Jeffersonian Gun Boat
- Mona Island Survey
- MSA News
- NC UAU Internship
- The SS Winfield Scott Project
- The Pohnpei Shipwreck Survey
- Elk River Preliminary Survey
- The Monitor
- "Triumph of the Human Spirit"
- Maritime Studies New Ph.D.
- Mariner's Museum Trip

Collection

Arthur Amos shipwreck research collection

Marine Heritage Centre

Ontario Marine History and Underwater Archaeology Research Centre

System of arrangement

This item is part of the Arthur Amos Shipwreck Collection, Series 5 (Magazines, periodicals, journals and newsletters.

Parent Object

AASRC S5

Level of Description

Item

Physical Description

1.5 cm of textual records

Restrictions on Use

Responsibility for determining the copyright status and permissible use rests with the user.

Search Terms & Subjects

Archaeology
Marine
Ships
Shipwrecks