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$2.75The Story
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This compelling historical account chronicles the dramatic loss of the Dutch East Indiaman The Amsterdam off the English coast in 1749. Peter Marsden, a renowned maritime archaeologist, uncovers the intricate details surrounding the vessel's final voyage, its ill-fated cargo, and the subsequent efforts to salvage its remains. The narrative presents a vivid reconstruction of 18th-century seafaring life and the challenges of early archaeological recovery. It illustrates the significant cultural and economic impact of such maritime disasters, offering a meticulous examination of a pivotal moment in naval history.
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear
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This compelling historical account chronicles the dramatic loss of the Dutch East Indiaman The Amsterdam off the English coast in 1749. Peter Marsden, a renowned maritime archaeologist, uncovers the intricate details surrounding the vessel's final voyage, its ill-fated cargo, and the subsequent efforts to salvage its remains. The narrative presents a vivid reconstruction of 18th-century seafaring life and the challenges of early archaeological recovery. It illustrates the significant cultural and economic impact of such maritime disasters, offering a meticulous examination of a pivotal moment in naval history.
