Spanish books and articles related to maritime issues

[Alexandre]

The ARQVA museum of Underwater Archaeology has just published online a concise reference book of Spanish books and articles related to maritime issues. This resource is easy to use, and in many cases you can just download the article or book from the links in the website. Most of the articles are in Spanish, but then again, if you are researching a Spanish-related theme you should know Spanish, so it won't be a problem,
right?


http://museoarqua.mcu.es/actividades/laboratorio_arqueologico/bibliografia_es/index.html

 

[VOC]

Another source of searchable maritime information has been put online:

http://centres.exeter.ac.uk/cmhs/ELMAP/

and for books etc.

http://centres.exeter.ac.uk/cmhs/rasor/index.htm

 

[Au_Dreamers]

Technology is great!
Today we don't have to know Spanish we can use a computerized translator. Sure would have been useful way back when, eh?

I think the whole thing is a trap. Someone in Spain has decided to open up their data so people will jump in and find the wrecks that Spain will just "reclaim".