Maritime Studies  

Successful research in an interdisciplinary field depends greatly on viewing the problem from various approaches. Maritime Studies includes history, archaeology, geology, biology, chemistry, geography, sociology, engineering, law, and business.

Mariner's Mirror is available on CD-ROM at the Reference Desk as well as in print at VK1 M4.

Check catalog for print holdings and e-journal portal for electronic holdings.

All Hands VA52 A64 (microfilm)

American Archivist CD3020 A45

American Heritage  E171 .A43

American Historical Review E171 .A57

American Neptune V1 A4

Argonauta VK26 A73

Army and navy Chronicle (electronic only)

Bermuda Maritime Museum Quarterly (title changed to Maritimes) VK33 B45 B47

Commandant's Bulletin (title changed to Coast Guard) VG53 C66

International Journal of Maritime History VK20 I57x

Mariner's Mirror VK1 M4

Maritime Life and Traditions V1 M37

Nautical Reseach Journal V1 N27

Naval Aviation News VG53 N38x

Naval Engineer's Journal VM1 A55

Naval Research Reviews V393 R43

Naval War College Review V1 U48

Northern Mariner VK26 N67

Seapower VA49 N28

Shipmate VA 49 S53

Society of Naval Architect's and Marine Engineers VM1 S66

Steamboat Bill VM1 S75

United States Naval Institute Proceedings  V1 U8

Warship V765 W35

Warship International V750 W37

Wooden Boat VM320 W66

Full-text for the International Journal of Nautical Archaeology is available for 1995-2003 in Science Direct and 1997 to the present in Wiley InterScience. The International Journal of Historical Archaeology is available through Springer Link 1997 to the present.

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