Photography as credited James Hunter and Heather Berry explore 19th-century Dutch maritime connections with Australia This ‘picked in’ anchor is also present at Hesther’s wreck site but features palms more characteristic of the traditional Admiralty-pattern design © Julia Sumerling/Silentworld Foundation In January 2017, the Silentworld Foundation and Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) led an expedition...
Exploring 19th Century Dutch Maritime Connections with Australia
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