Ship-building Bibliography

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Basa, Kishor K. and K.S. Behera. 1999. Indo-Roman trade. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 15-29.

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Das, A.C. 1975. Kalinga, the ancient maritime power. Orissa Historical Research Journal 16(4-22): 6-15.

Dhal, U.N. 1999. Indian maritime activities : vedic, epic and puranic sources. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp.11-15.

Dhavalikar, M.K. 1999. Maritime tradition of western India. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 107-113.

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Gaur, Aniruddh Singh.1993. Belekeri as traditional boat building center in north Kanara Dist., Karnataka, India. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 69-74.

Ghosh, N.C. 1999. History of shipping in Bengal. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 188-196.

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Gopal, Lallanji. 1999. Indian shipping in early Medieval period. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 90-107.

Greeshmalatha, A. P. and G. Victor Rajamanickam. 1993. An analysis of different types of traditional coastal vessels along the Kerala coast. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 36-51.

Gulbrandsen.1979. Beachcraft development, Andhra Pradesh, India. Madras FAO, Department of Small Scale Fisheries in the Bay of Bengal, RAS/40/SWE. Project Report IND/BCD/1.

Hill, A.H. 1958. Some early accounts of the oriental boats. Mariner’s Mirror 44: 201-217.

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Jain, Kirti. 1993. Boat building and the son Kolis of the Raigad Dist., Maharashtra. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 89-92.

Kapitan, G.1987. Native crafts in Sri Lanka. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 16(2): 136.

Kentley, E.1920. Some aspects of the Masula surf boat. Reprinted from Sewn Plank Boats. National Maritime Museum. Greenwich. Archaeological Series 10.

Kentley, Eric. 1999. The sewn boats of Orissa. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 196-201.

Kulkarni, A.R. 1999. Marathas and the sea. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 206-214.

Kulke, Hermann. 1999. Trade and politics in eleventh century bay of Bengal. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 214-225.

Kumaran, Santha and L.N. Raut. 1990. Marine borer attack on the wrecks of a wooden ship of Dwarka coast and the significance of such damage to archaeology. Journal of Marine Archaeology.

Kunhali, V.1993. Ship building in Beypore- a study in materials, workers and technology. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 56-60.

Leshnik, S.Lawrence.1979. The Harappan “Ports” at Lothal: Another view. Ancient Cities of the Indus (Ed.) Gregory L Possehl. New Delhi: Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd. Pp. 203-212.

Manguin, P. Y. 1985. Late Medieval Asian ship building in the Indian ocean. Middle East and Indian Ocean (2): 16- 19.

Mukherjee, B.N. 1999. The maritime contacts between eastern India and south-east Asia: New epigraphic data. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 201-206.

Parida, A.N. 1999. Ancient ports on the eastern coast of India. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 155-162.

Raman, K.V. 1999. Mritime heritage of the Tamils: some recent findings. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 113-116.

Raman, K.V.1997. Rods and river transportation. History of Technology in India (Ed.) A.K.Bag. New Delhi: Indian National Science Academy. Pp. 591-606.

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Rao, S.R. 1979. A “Persian Gulf” seal from Lothal. Ancient Cities of the Indus (Ed.) Gregory L Possehl. New Delhi: Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd. Pp. 148-155.

Rao, S.R.1991. Down and Devolution of the Indus Civilization. New Delhi: Aditya Prakashan.

Rao, S.R. (Ed.) 1993. Journal of Marine Archaeology (Special volume on Ancient Shipbuilding).Goa: National Institute of Oceanography, Dona Paula. Vol. 4.

Rao, S. R.1993 a. Missing links in the history of boat-building technology of India. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 60-69.

Rao, S. R.1993 b. Workshop on traditional boat-building technique as practised in India. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 9-12.

Raut, L. N. and Sila Tripathi.1993. Traditional boat-building centers around Chilika lake of Orissa. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 51-56.

Ray, Haraprasad. 1999. Orissa in Chinese historical records. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 225-236.

Sangwan, S.1989. Ship building in India during the company rule. History of Traditional Navigation (Ed.) G. Victor Rahamanickam and Y. Subharayalu. Thanjavur: Tamil University. India.

Sankar Rama and Sila Tripathi.1993. Boat building technology of Bengal: an overview of literary evidence. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 84-89.

Sarma, I. K. 1999. Indian seafaring traditions: archaeological perspectives. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp.1-11.

Schoff, W.H. 1912. The Periplus of the Erythrean Sea. New Delhi: ???. Pp. 27-28, 233-234.

Sinha, B.K. 1999. Maritime activities of the Kalingas and the new light thrown by the excavation at Khalkatapatna. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 172-179.

Sivakumar, R. and G. Vector Rajamanickam. 1999. Oceanographic knowledge among tribes of Andaman and Nicobar island. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 143-155.

Sivashanmugam, C. and G.V. Rajamanickam.1988. History of tradition in Karnataka. History of Traditional Navigation (Ed.)??? Thanjavur: ???. Pp. 43.

Soebadio, Haryati. 1999. Indian- Indonesian cultural relations. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 72-80.

Sukhthanker, V.S. 1974. Tales & Tellers of Goa. Bangalore. Pp. 94.

Sundaresh. 1993. Traditional boat-building centres of Karnataka coast- a special reference of Honavar, Bhatkal, and Gangolly. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 29-36.

Swamy, L.N. 1999. Traditional boats of Karnataka and their building practices. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 116-143.

Thivakaran, G. A. and G. Victor Rajamanickam. 1993. Traditional boat-building in Andhra Pradesh. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 12-29.

Tripathi, Alok.1991. A Report on Bangaram Ship-Wreck and Proposal for Ship-Wreck Exploration and Excavation in Lakshadweep, Khajuraho. (Unpublished Report).

Tripathi, Alok. In press. Submarine archeology. Search of Unknown Past of Lakshadweep Islands (Ed.) Prof. B.B.Lal. NewDelhi.

Tripathi, Alok.1993. Traditional boats of Lakshadweep. Journal of Marine Archaeology 4: 92-99.

Vitharana, V. 1999. Kalinga-Sri Lanka relations. Maritime Heritage of India (Ed.) K.S. Behera. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. Pp. 179-188.