The mysterious hulc

Mariners Mirror

Volumn 86, Issue 1, 2000, Pages 3-18

  Greenhill, Basil ^a  

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EID: 85007780877     PISSN: 00253359     EISSN: 2049680X     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/00253359.2000.10659221     Document Type: Article

References (23)

1. 1995. The Evolution of the Sailing Ship London Much of the early work was republished in Basil Greenhill and David Starkey
2. Heinsius, Paul. 1956. Das Schiff der hansischen Fruhzeit, New Series The Hanseatic Historical Society, vol. XII, published by Herman Bolau's successors (Weimar
3. 1965. Cog-Kogge-Kaag Ole Crumlin Pedersen, Traek af en frisisk skibstypes historie (Outline history of a Frisian ship type), Handels-og Søfartsmuseet pa Kronberg, Arbog 1965, (Helsingør
4. 1969. Bildliche Darstellungen des Hulk im 15 und 16 Jahrhundert, Zur Typologie von Schiffen der Hansezeit Dagmar Waskönig, (A study of types of ships of the Hanseatic period), Altonaer Museum in Hamburg, Jahrbuch 1969, 7 Band (Hamburg, 139–66
5. 1969. Die Bremer Hanse-Kogge Monographien der Wittheit zu Bremen, No. 8 (Bremen, 54–75
6. 1994. Cogs, Caravels and Galleons London Greenhill, Gardiner and Unger, Ch. 2
7. Lahn, W., 1992. Die Kogge von Bremen Vol. 1, (Kabel, Hamburg
8. 1995. The Archaeology of Boats and Ships London See drawing in Greenhill and Morrison, 252
9. Ibid 70
10. Evolution of the Sailing Ship 45 Greenhill & Starkey, esp. ff
11. Busch, Von. 1993. “ Hassum and Lagerlof ”. In Skeppstistningar på Gotland, Uddevalla
12. 2 February 1984. 2 February, Paper delivered by Mrs D.W. Jones-Baker to the Society of Antiquaries of London on. It is understood that this paper has been revised for publication in due course
13. Friel, I., 1955. The Good Ship 37London fig.2.4
14. Bildliche Darstellungen des Hulk. Waskönig
15. Evolution of the Sailing Ship Greenhill & Starkey, 50ff
16. Litwin, Jerzy. 1980. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology Director of the Polish National Maritime Museum at Gdańsk, has hypothecated that the medieval ‘copper ore wreck’ excavated by the Polish Maritime Museum in 1975/6 in Gdańsk Bay might have been a hulc but goes on to say that ‘this assertion will require a lot of research before it can be proved’. ([], 9.3,217–25.)
17. 1985. Gdańskie Studia Muzealne No. 4 On the other hand, in (Muzeum Narodowe w Gdańsku, Gdańsk, 115–21) Jerzy Litwin has published an account of a ‘small receptacle resembling those used as a censer’, dated in the early fifteenth century, formerly in St Mary's church in Gdańsk and now in the National Museum of Gdańsk, made of copper, gold-plated and in the form of a vessel. Jerzy Litwin suggests this is a model of a hulc and the photograph of the model from the stern accompanying the paper showing the run of the strakes clearly defined certainly strongly supports his argument
18. McGrail, S., Blue, L., and Kentley, E., “ ‘Reverse Clinker Boats of Bangladesh and their planking pattern’ ”. In South Asian Studies 15
19. 1971. MM Vol. 43, I described the construction of these boats in detail in Vol., Nos 2 and 3. See also B. Greenhill, Boats and Boatmen of Pakistan (Newton Abbot
20. Archaeology of Boats and Ships Greenhill & Morrison, 253
21. Greenhill, B., and Manning, S., 1985. The Evolution of the Wooden Ship (London and New York
22. Archaeology of Boats and Ships See, for instance, Greenhill & Morrison, Chs 3 and 20
23. Westerdahl, C., 1994. Crossroads in Ancient Shipbuilding Oxford 257–64, papers by Wolf Dieter Hoheisel and Ure Baykowski. See also Ellmers in Greenhill et al, Cogs, Caravels and Galleons, 40