The Ijsselmeer type [article] : some thoughts on Hanseatic cogs / Timm Weski.
By: Weski, Timm.
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ArticlePublisher: 1999Source: International journal of nautical archaeology. - Vol.28, no.4 (Nov), p.360-379.Subject(s): Cogs (Sailing ships) -- Germany -- Bremen -- History
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International journal of nautical archaeology. - Vol.28, no.4 (Nov), p.360-379
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