[Paper] Battle of the Java Sea: One Event, Multiple Sites, Values and Views
via Journal of Maritime Archaeology, 28 January 2021: An Open Access paper on the missing World War II shipwrecks in ...
Body of water between the islands of Java and Borneo.
via Journal of Maritime Archaeology, 28 January 2021: An Open Access paper on the missing World War II shipwrecks in ...
via the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands, 28 September 2020: A short paper about the joint Indonesian-Dutch mission to ...
via Jakarta Post, 02 March 2018: A team from the Lamongan administration has excavated a grave, reported to be the ...
Via The Guardian, 28 Feb 2018: Following on the trail of the looted war grave shipwrecks from Indonesian waters and ...
via the Guardian, 22 January 2018: The Royal Navy heavy cruiser HMS Exeter sank after the Battle of the Java ...
via The Guradian, 22 January 2018: The illegal salvage operations in Indonesian waters take a more sombre tone as reports ...
Natali Pearson discusses the recent cases of underwater looting of World War II shipwrecks in Indonesia Sunken World War II ...
Even as the black box has just been recovered, the search efforts to find the wreckage of QZ8501 has been ...
The US navy confirms the identity of the USS Houston at the bottom of the Java Sea, sunk during World ...
The wreck of Flor de la Mar, a Portuguese ship thought to contain gold from the sack of Malacca in ...
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