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Examining Lynx and Pride of Baltimore II as Material Culture (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Nicholas J. Nelson-DeLong.

The study of privateers during the War of 1812 and Baltimore Schooners are directly linked to one another because it was during this time that the swift sailing vessel reached the pinnacle of its design, which provided the means for America’s private navy to be successful. The purpose of this essay is to examine the Baltimore Schooner during the War of 1812 and the replica ships Lynx and Pride of Baltimore II, to better understand maritime material culture both then and now. The replica...


Experimental archaeology and perishable material culture: using traditional museums and open air museums to investigate the missing majority. (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Linda Hurcombe.

In living contexts the majority of material culture is formed from organic materials, but on most archaeological sites only the inorganic elements are preserved. The perishable material culture thus forms the 'missing majority'. The fragmentary records and fragmentary remains of perishable material culture stored in museums can offer new ways of understanding artefacts made from organic materials. A mosaic approach has been used to offer new interpretations of artefacts using original museum...