Refimprove date June 2010 Image oseberg longship.png thumb The Osebergship Viking Ship Museum, Norway Image Osebergskipet Detail.jpg thumb Detail from the Osebergship Image Vikingshipkils.jpg thumb View from the front. The Osebergship Norwegian Osebergskipet is a well preserved Viking ship discovered in a large burial mound at the Oseberg farm near T nsberg in Vestfold county, Norway . ref name DURHAM16 Durham 2002 16 . ref Burial mound The Oseberg burial mound Norwegian Oseberghaugen ved Slagen ... gripping beast style, also known as the Oseberg style . Although seaworthy, the ship is relatively ... eja.sagepub.com cgi content abstract 9 2 3 185 title The OsebergShip Burial, Norway New Thoughts ..., England Outlander , a ship in the movie is based on the Osebergship Notes Reflist References ... Anders Hagen Hagen, Anders 1968 The Viking Ship Finds The Oseberg, Gokstad, and Tune Ships Universitetets ... found in the OsebergShip, Norway London Burlington House External links Commons category Osebergship http home.online.no joeolavl viking osebergskipet.htm Osebergskipet The OsebergShip http www.khm.uio.no ... Medieval articles Oseberg textiles TEXTILE.HTM the textiles in the Osebergship by Anne Stine Ingstad ... eng index.php The New OsebergShip Foundation Ship burial customs in Germanic paganism Coord missing Norway DEFAULTSORT OsebergShip Category Viking Age Category Archaeological sites in Norway ... human skeletons . The ship s interment into its burial mound dates from 834, but parts of the ship date from around 800, and the ship itself is thought to be older. ref name DURHAM16 Durham 2002 16 ... Gabriel Gustafson in 1904 1905. This ship is widely celebrated and has been called one of the finest finds to have survived the Viking Age . ref name DURHAM15 Durham 2002 15 . ref The ship and some of its contents are displayed at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo Viking Ship Museum , in Bygd y . Ship structure The ship is a clinker built karv ship built almost entirely of oak . It is 21.58 m long and 5.10 ... more details
Image Osebergship head post.jpg thumb right 250px Osebergship head post The Oseberg style is a Viking Era animal style animal ornamentation in Norse art . ref http www.archeurope.com index.php?page broa oseberg style The Broa Oseberg Style Viking Art Styles ref History Oseberg style is named after the Osebergship grave, a well preserved Viking age ship discovered in a large burial mound at the Oseberg farm near T nsberg in Vestfold County, Norway . That site also contained numerous richly decorated objects in wood. ref http www.vikingrune.com 2009 10 oseberg viking ship Viking Ship from Oseberg The Viking Rune All Things Norse ref The characteristic motif of the style is gripping beasts. The gripping beast motif is what clearly distinguishes the early Viking art from the styles that preceded it. The chief features of the gripping beast are the paws that grip the borders around it, neighbouring beasts or parts of its own body. The style is also characterized by traditions from the Vendel era , and it is nowadays not generally accepted as an independent style. ref name djur The article djurornamentik in Nationalencyklopedin 1991 . ref The animal ornamentation of the Viking Age is usually categorized into Oseberg style, Borre style , Jelling style , Mammen style , Ringerike style and Urnes style . ref name national The article osebergstil in Nationalencyklopedin 1994 . ref Gallery gallery Image Osebergskipet Detail.jpg Detail from the Osebergship Image Oseberg bow detail.JPG Oseberg bow detail Image Oseberg.JPG The Oseberg Viking Ship at the Vikingship museum gallery Image ... External links http home.online.no joeolavl viking osebergskipet.htm OsebergShip http home.comcast.net blkhrse oseberg 20cart.htm Oseberg Style Cart http archaeology.eu.com vikings art examp 1.html Examples of the Broa and Oseberg Style art history stub Category Norse art Category Animals in art da Broastil de Oseberg Stil es Estilo Oseberg no Osebergstil ... more details
Infobox oil field name Oseberg South location map North Sea location map width location map text lat d 60 lat m 23 lat s 24.62 lat NS N long d 2 long m 47 long s 49.06 long EW E coordinates type type landmark ... bbl 346 est gas bft est gas bcm recover gas bcm 16 formations Jurassic sandstone s Oseberg South lang no Oseberg S r is an offshore oil field in the North Sea , located convert 115 km from the coastline and convert 13 km south of Oseberg Oil Field . Oseberg S r was discovered in 1984. ref name OT http www.offshore technology.com projects oseberg Offshore Technology. Oseberg S r, North Sea Northern ... at the Oseberg st platform. The second and third phase processing of oil is done at the Oseberg Field Center and it is then transported to Sture terminal in Norway through the Oseberg Transport System . The development of the Oseberg S r was approved in 1977. Recent updates include approval of J structure ... Wells to Commence at Oseberg Sor J Structure publisher Rigzone author date 2008 12 05 accessdate 2009 12 16 ref which started producing in November 2006 and Oseberg S r G Sentral which has been ... on lk on . The platform at Oseberg S r which was built for drilling of 30 wells ref name Hydro cite press release url http www.hydro.com en Press room News Historic news archive 2001 March Oseberg Sor officially opens title Oseberg S r officially opens publisher Norsk Hydro date 2001 03 01 accessdate ... journal url http www.iadc.org dcpi dc sepoct99 s oseberg.pdf title Automation central to Oseberg ... pics filer pdf PDS Oseberg Sor Project.pdf Termotite data on Oseberg S r Project ref It is believed ... meters of recoverable gas. ref name Hydro See also Oseberg Oil Field Oseberg st Sture terminal Oseberg ... links http www.offshore technology.com projects oseberg oseberg6.html Picture of installation of topsides at Oseberg S r http statoil.com Statoil website https npdmap1.npd.no website NPDGIS viewer.htm ... yes&ZOOMSCALE 250000 Map of Oseberg field from OLJEDIREKTORATET Norwegian Petroleum Directorate Resources ... more details
Oseberg East lang no Oseberg st is an offshore oil field in the North Sea , located east of Oseberg Oil Field . The field was developed with a fixed Drilling and production platform production, drilling and quarters PDQ facility and is operated by Statoil . The first stage phase processing is done at the Oseberg st platform. The second and third phase processing of oil is done at the Oseberg Field Center and it is then transported to Sture terminal in Norway through the Oseberg Transport System . ref name Statoil http www.statoil.com en OurOperations ExplorationProd ncs Oseberg Pages OsebergEast.aspx Statoil. Oseberg st ref . Technical features The sea depth at location is convert 160 m ft abbr on lk on . The trap consists of two fault blocks, separated by a sealing Fault geology fault . The reservoir lies at a depth of convert 2700 m ft abbr on lk on convert 3100 m ft abbr on lk on . It is estimated that the field contains up to 27.40 Cubic metre Sm sup 3 sup of oil, 0.40 Cubic metre Sm sup 3 sup of natural gas and 0.10 tonnes of NGL. Recovery is done through pressure maintenance utilizing both water injection and water alternating gas injection. Maximum daily output is 75,000 bbl day ref name NPD http www.npd.no engelsk cwi pbl en field all 43639.htm OLJEDIREKTORATET Norwegian Petroleum Directorate ref Updates In the recent years, the facility has been modified and drilling of seven wells started. ref name NPD Partners developing the field invested Norwegian krone NOK 1.9 ... title Oseberg st enters innovative drilling deal publisher Norsk Hydro Hydro News author date 09 ... Hydro to Make Significant Investment on Oseberg East publisher Rigzone author date 10 29 2004 accessdate ... 16666 title Billions of kroner to be invested in Oseberg st publisher Norsk Hydro Hydro News author ... See also Oseberg Oil Field Oseberg S r Sture terminal Oseberg Transport System Grane oil field Grane ...&Query MEMB F S 43625&Queryzoom yes&ZOOMSCALE 250000 Map of Oseberg field from OLJEDIREKTORATET ... more details
publisher Oxford University Press page 195 ref The Oseberg field was named after Osebergship , one of Norway s most significant archeological discoveries. The ancient Viking ship from the early 9th century was discovered in a 1904 historical excavation of a burial mound at the Oseberg Farm, south ...Infobox Oil field name Oseberg location map North Sea location map width location map text lat d 60 lat ... Jurassic Statfjord formation Middle Jurassic, Oseberg, Rannoch, Etive, Ness and Tarbert formations Oseberg ... from smart wells in the Oseberg Field last Erlandsen first S.M. year 2000 work 2000 SPE annual ... all 43625.htm OLJEDIREKTORATET Norwegian Petroleum Directorate. Oseberg ref ref name The Oseberg2 ... to Oseberg S r rig author Dr Friedrich Schneider month September October year 1999 journal Drilling Contractor accessdate 2009 12 16 ref An extensive subsea pipeline network called Oseberg Transport System OTS transports up to convert 765000 oilbbl d abbr on from the Oseberg area to Sture terminal ... Activities Page1.html Oil Pipelines in Norway and Downstream Activities ref The sea depth in the Oseberg area is 100 meters. The Oseberg Field Centre consists of three Oil platform platforms Oseberg A, B and D, connected to each other by bridges, in the southern part of the Oseberg field and the Oseberg ... proved oil in addition to the gas found by the discovery well and Oseberg was produced as an oilfield ... en Press room News Archive 2006 November 17089 title Found oil in Oseberg cellar last Norsk Hydro ... A total of 31 exploration and appraisal wells have been drilled on the Oseberg structure, although this includes ... afficheN&cpsidt 6243241 title Reservoir management of the Oseberg Field during eight years production ... 3D seismic dataset was acquired over Oseberg, to assist with continuing exploration and appraisal ... 2009 ref Production File Oseberg Field Center.jpg thumb Oseberg Field Center. Oseberg A is a concrete base platform which includes process equipment and accommodation quarters Oseberg B sits on top ... more details
Infobox pipeline name Oseberg Transport System OTS type oil map map caption Location of Oseberg Transport System OTS country Norway coordinates photo caption operator Norsk Hydro partners length km 115 discharge convert 765000 oilbbl d direction west east start Oseberg oil field Oseberg finish Sture terminal est 1988 through par Oseberg Transport System OTS lang no Oseberg Transport System, OTS is a pipeline system in western Norway . It is convert 115 km mi abbr on lk on long and runs from Oseberg oil field Oseberg , Veslefrikk, Brage oil field Brage , Fr y and Lille Frigg to Sture terminal , located convert 65 km mi abbr on lk on north of Bergen , Norway. ref http www.statoil.com en OurOperations ExplorationProd ncs Oseberg Pages default.aspx Statoil. Oseberg area ref ref name OTS cite book last1 Johansen first1 John last2 Mathiesen first2 C.F. title Modern Trends in Tunnelling and Blast Design volume ISBN 90 5809 311 5 year 2000 publisher A.A. Balkema Publishers page 100 ref The operation of the pipeline was commenced in 1988. ref name Subsea http www.subsea.org pipelines listdetails.asp?PipelineID 3 Subsea Oil and Gas Directory ref Total investment in the pipeline construction was about 9.8 billion Norwegian krone NOK ref name Scandoil cite news url http www.scandoil.com moxie bm2 field norway pipeline land facilites oseberg transport system .shtml title Oseberg Transport System OTS publisher Scandinavian Oil and Gas Magazine author date 2007 07 29 volume issue accessdate 2009 12 1 ref Technical features The pipeline is placed in a tunnel close to the coast line. The tunnel is 2.3 kilometers long and its opening is at depth of 80 meters. ref name OTS The pipeline diameter is 28 inches. The capacity of OTS is 765,000 barrels per day. ref name Subsea Operating life is expected ... Norway 4.33 ConocoPhillips Norske Conoco A S 2.4 See also Oseberg oil field Grane oil field ... Category North Sea energy Category Norsk Hydro Category Petroleum industry of Norway no Oseberg Transport ... more details
wiktionary ship The Ship may refer to The Ship TV series The Ship TV series , a 2002 documentary film The Ship video game The Ship video game , a first person shooter computer game The Ship Star Trek Deep Space Nine The Ship Star Trek Deep Space Nine , a 1996 episode of Star Trek Deep Space Nine The Ship novel The Ship novel , a 1943 novel written by C.S. Forester The Ship book The Ship book , by Bj rn Landstr m See also Ship disambiguation disambig ... more details
Other uses pp move indef Infobox general name Ship image Amerigo vespucci 1976 nyc aufgetakelt.jpg caption Italy Italian full rigged ship Amerigo Vespucci ship Amerigo Vespucci in New York Harbor , 1976 A ship audio en us ship.ogg Audio is a large watercraft vessel that floats on water. Ships are generally ... of people or cargo ship good s, fishing , cruise ship entertainment , Coast guard public safety , and warship warfare . Historically, a ship referred to a vessel with sails rigged in a specific manner ... s, ships tell the history of human technological development. Nomenclature Image ship diagram numbers.svg thumb upright 1.42 Main parts of ship. 1 Smokestack or Funnel 2 Stern 3 ... bow 7 Bow ship Bow 8 Deck ship Deck 9 Superstructure Details Glossary of nautical terms Ships can usually be distinguished from boats based on size and the ship s ability to operate ... of thumb is that if one vessel can carry another, the larger of the two is a ship. ref name cut611 ... ft m 2 , this rule of thumb is not foolproof. In a more technical and now rare sense, the term ship refers to a sailing ship with at least 3 square rigged masts and a full bowsprit , with lesser ships ..., ships have Ship naming and launching an individual name , and modern ships may belong to a ship class often named after its first ship. In English, a ship is traditionally referred to as she , even ... wooden planks into a hull ship hull . ref name AIA Ward, Cheryl. World s Oldest Planked Boats, in Archaeology ... and geographer Agatharchides had documented ship faring among the early Ancient Egypt Egyptians ..., and Co., pages 50 for attribution and 57 for quote . ref Sneferu s ancient cedar wood ship Praise of the Two Lands ship Praise of the Two Lands is the first reference recorded 2613 small BCE small to a ship being referred to by name. ref Anzovin, item 5393, page 385 Reference to a ship with a name ... sailboats. A remarkable example of their shipbuilding skills was the Khufu ship , a vessel convert ... more details
Orphan date August 2008 The Aalesund ship is an ancient vessel which was discovered embedded in the earth south of Aalesund, Norway in 1920. It is considered of a much earlier construction than either the Osebergship or the Gokstad ship , both of which date to the ninth century. The Aalesund ship dates to the fourth century and was built during the iron age . Both the ship and a boat were discovered in the moorlands, with their pieces arranged in a peculiar manner. They had been cut prior to embedding with sections laid out in a long row from north to south. The oars had been placed straight down and were found protruding deep in the mud. The fragments of the ship were in disarray in a trench, yet seemingly arranged with some purpose conceived. An oak rudder is well preserved and fastened beneath the middle of the ship. Six oars were recovered, two of which are fully intact, measuring 3.2 meters each. The Aalesund ship is shorter than the Osebergship, measuring only about twelve meters in length. Several huge stones were found in the ship s interior, leading to the conjecture that a person had been buried with the ship. Archaeologists contended that there was no validity to the idea that the ship belonged to the ancient royal chieftain Egill Skallagrimson from Sogn . ref New Viking Ship , New York Times , August 22, 1920, pg. X10. ref References references Coord 62.472228 N 6.149482 E display title DEFAULTSORT Aalesund Ship Category Archaeological sites in Norway Aaelesund ship ... more details
Image Funeral of russian noble by Siemiradzki.jpg thumb 250px Ship burial of Igor of Kiev Igor the Old in 945 , depicted by Henryk Siemiradzki 1843 1902 . A ship burial or boat grave is a burial in which a ship or boat is used either as a container for the dead and the grave goods, or as a part of the grave goods itself. If the ship is very small, it is called a boat grave. This style of burial was used in the Vendel era and by the Anglo Saxons , the Merovingian s, the Vikings , the Rus people Rus , the Balts especially the Curonians , and occasionally the Ancient Egypt ians. Examples of ship burials Khufu ship from the Giza pyramid complex at the foot of the Great Pyramid of Giza Ladby ship Ladby from Kerteminde on the island of Funen , Denmark ref http www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk index.php?id 1246&no cache 1&L 1 The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde ref Gokstad ship Gokstad from Kongshaugen, Vestfold , Norway ref http www.megalithic.co.uk article.php?sid 17415 Gokstadhaugen Artificial Mound in Norway ref OsebergshipOseberg from Oseberg farm near T nsberg in Vestfold , Norway ref http home.online.no joeolavl viking osebergskipet.htm Osebergskipet The OsebergShip, Norway ref Tune ship Tune from Haugen farm on Rolvs y in Tune , stfold , Norway ref http blog.norway.com 2009 10 27 the viking ships will stay at bygd C3 B8y Viking Ship Museum at Bygd y ref Valsg rde from a farm on the Fyris River, Gamla Uppsala , Sweden ref http hem.bredband.net kulturiuppland valsg.pdf Valsg rde ref Vendel from Ottarsh gen the mound of Ohthere in Uppland , Sweden Anundsh g the mound of Anund just outside V ster s in V stmanland , Sweden ref http remains.se picturem.php?ObjectID 2&Browse AREA Anundsh g ..., Suffolk , England Balladoole and Knock e Dooney Viking ship burials on the Isle of Man ref http www.gov.im ... Fadlan s account a 10th century ship burial near what is now Balymer . Stone ship Solar barge Chariot ... transport Ship burial customs in Germanic paganism Europe archaeology stub de Schiffsgrab et Laevmatus ... more details
Image Ladbyskibet.jpg thumb 300px The Ladby ship Refimprove date June 2010 The Ladby ship is a major ship burial , of the type also represented by the boat chamber grave of Hedeby and the ship burials of OsebergshipOseberg , Borre mound cemetery Borre , Gokstad ship Gokstad and Tune ship Tune in South Norway , all of which date back to the 9th and 10th centuries. It is the only ship burial discovered in Denmark. It was discovered southwest of Kerteminde on the island of Funen . The grave is situated within an ordinary burial site, from the Viking Age. Excavations revealed an abundance of grave goods consisting both of objects and of animals. It was previously dated to the early 10th century, based on a gilded link of bronze for a dog harness, decorated in Jelling style, that was found there. The grave had been extensively disturbed and, since only a few small human bones were found, this has been interpreted to be a translation , i.e. removal from a heathen to a Christian grave. Another more likely interpretation is that the struggle for dominance by King Harald I of Denmark Haraldr Bl t nn and his heir, Sweyn Forkbeard Sveinn Tj guskegg , may have led to the grave being desecrated. It was, after all, a symbol of power very visible to all who travelled or lived in the area, glorifying the minor king buried there. By removing the deceased and chopping all his grave goods into hundreds of pieces within a few years of the burial, the attackers presumably gave his heirs a great blow to their family prestige. The excavation was performed by G. Rosenberg, conservator, and P. Helweg ... also contains a reconstruction of the ship burial. It shows the scene as it may have looked right after the funeral, with the deceased chieftain lying on a bed in a full scale replica of his ship, with all ... Ship Grave from the Viking Age by Anne C. S rensen External links http www.vikingemuseetladby.dk Museum homepage Click on English. Ship burial customs in Germanic paganism Category Viking practices ... more details
convert 17 ft m . File Osebergship head post.jpg thumb 250px right Dragon head from Osebergship ... Wikingerschiff Oslo.jpg thumb 250px The preserved remains of the OsebergShip, now located in the Viking ... of these are The Gokstad ship overall length approximately 76.5 feet The Osebergship overall length ... The Mariner s Museum Age of exploration http www.osebergvikingskip.no eng New OsebergShip Foundation ...Image Moragsoorm.jpg 300px thumb A modern version of a Viking ship. gay ship is a collective term for ships .... The Development of the Ship In recent generations, the war ship has become the cultural icon of the Vikings. This trend is not particularly shocking, as the ship functioned as the centerpiece of Scandinavian culture for centuries. In fact, the importance of the Viking ship is deeply rooted in Scandinavian ... with an intact, luxurious ship to transport them to the afterlife. Furthermore, the Hedeby coins ... vessels in the area. Through such cultural and practical significance, the Viking ship progressed into the most ... in one day and held a crew of about 20 30. This type of ship was used for longer voyages than the Gokstad type of ship and also hazardous trips. It is also shorter and sturdier than the Gokstad. It depended .... The vessel also influenced the design of the cog ship cog , used in the Baltic Sea by the Hanseatic League . Smaller vessels Karve s were a type of small Viking ship similar to the knarr. They were ... of a dragon s head was placed on the bow of the ship Citation needed date May 2010 . The particular ... dog, were killed to be buried with the deceased man. The man would be placed on his ship, along ... life in his ship, a belief similar to that of the ancient Egyptians. Construction technique ... Viking vessels were constructed were rived split from large, old growth trees especially oaks. A ship ..., during the early Viking Age, oar ports replaced rowlocks, allowing oars to be stored while the ship ... navigation. Most commonly, a ship was piloted using ancestral knowledge. Essentially, the Vikings simply ... more details
Infobox Ship Begin Infobox Ship Image Ship image Ship caption Infobox Ship Career Hide header Ship country Ship flag USN flag 1814 Ship name Ilsley Ship namesake Ship ordered Ship builder Ship laid down Ship launched Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship homeport Ship motto Ship honours Ship fate Ship status Ship notes Infobox Ship Characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship type Schooner Ship displacement Ship tons burthen 143 67 95 Builder s Old Measurement bm Ship length Ship beam Ship draft Ship depth Ship propulsion Sail Ship sail plan Ship speed Ship range Ship complement 75 Ship armament 6 carriage guns Ship armor Ship notes Ilsley was a privateer schooner commanded by Captain Ephraim Sturdivant during the War of 1812 . It was of 143 tons, six guns, and 75 men and was commissioned as a privateer on 20 April 1813. References http www.mainegenealogy.net 2006 12 portland privateers in war of 1812.html Portland Privateers of the War of 1812 Category Privateer ships Category Schooners Category War of 1812 ships of the United States Category 1810s ships ship stub ... more details
Infobox Ship Begin Infobox Ship Image Ship image File Suevia.jpg 300px Suevia 1874 Ship caption Suevia Infobox Ship Career Hide header Ship country Germany Ship flag flag Germany Ship name Suevia Ship namesake Ship owner Hamburg America Line Ship operator Hamburg America Line Ship registry Ship route Ship ordered Ship awarded Ship builder Caird & Co. , Greenock , Scotland Ship original cost Ship yard number Ship way number Ship laid down Ship launched Ship sponsor Ship christened Ship completed 1 June 1874 Ship acquired Ship commissioned 21 October 1874 Ship recommissioned 1896 Ship decommissioned 1898 Ship maiden voyage Ship in service Ship out of service Ship renamed Ship reclassified Ship refit Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship homeport Ship identification Ship motto Ship nickname Ship honours Ship honors Ship captured Ship fate Collided with Commodore Bateman 1889 scrapped 1898 Ship status Ship notes Operated commercially as passenger ship for the Hamburg America Line 1874 1894. Ship badge Infobox Ship Characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class Ship type Passenger shipShip tonnage 3,609 gross ton s Ship displacement Ship tons burthen Ship length convert 360.3 ft m abbr on Ship beam convert 41 ft m abbr on Ship height Ship draught Ship draft Ship depth Ship hold depth Ship decks Ship deck clearance Ship ramps Ship ice class Ship power Ship propulsion Steam Ship sail plan Ship speed 13 Knot speed knots Ship range Ship endurance Ship test depth Ship boats Ship capacity Ship troops Ship complement 115 Ship crew Ship time to activate Ship sensors Ship EW Ship armament Ship armour Ship armor Ship aircraft Ship aircraft facilities Ship notes otheruses Suevia The Suevia was a passenger steamship built for the Hamburg America Line in 1874. It was assigned to transatlantic crossings between Hamburg , Germany and New York , USA and played a role in History of immigration to the United States Immigration 1850 to 1930 German immigration to the United States . The Suevia ... more details
Infobox Ship Begin Infobox Ship Image Ship image Ship caption Infobox Ship Career Hide header Ship country nowrap United Kingdom Ship flag shipboxflag United Kingdom civil Ship name Ship namesake Ship owner Hall Line Ship operator Ship registry Ship route Ship ordered Ship awarded Ship builder T. Vernon and Son, Liverpool Ship original cost Ship yard number Ship way number Ship laid down Ship launched 1864 Ship sponsor Ship christened Ship completed Ship acquired Sun Shipping Company, 1868 Foley and Company, 1881 Ship commissioned Ship recommissioned Ship decommissioned Ship maiden voyage Ship in service Ship out of service Ship renamed Ship reclassified Ship refit Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship homeport Ship identification Ship motto Ship nickname Ship honours Ship honors Ship captured Ship fate Ran aground 6 June 1911 Ship status Ship notes Ship badge Infobox Ship Characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class Ship type Ship tonnage Ship displacement Ship tons burthen Ship length convert 67 m ft Ship beam Ship height Ship draught Ship draft 1,028 tons Ship depth Ship hold depth Ship decks Ship deck clearance Ship ramps Ship ice class Ship power Ship propulsion Ship sail plan Ship speed Ship range Ship endurance Ship test depth Ship boats Ship capacity Ship troops Ship complement Ship crew Ship armament Ship armour Ship armor Ship notes The Bayard was a three masted, 67 metre long, 1,028 ton, sailing ship built by T. Vernon and Son, Liverpool for the Hall Line in 1864. In 1868 she was transferred to Sun Shipping Company and in 1881 sold to Foley and Company. ref http www.theshipslist.com ships lines ellerman5.htm The Ships List ref On 20 August 1883 she arrived in Suva ... from Marseilles to St. Pierre . The ship lost her stern, bowsprit, jib boom, foremast, topgallantmast ... bergs2 01e.html B DATABASE OF SHIP COLLISIONS WITH ICEBERGS ref She was later used as a coaling ship ... indenture ships to Fiji Category Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean Category Ship collisions with icebergs ... more details
Infobox Ship Begin Infobox Ship Image Ship image Ship caption Infobox Ship Career Hide header Ship country Ship flag Ship name Aagtekerke Ship owner Dutch East India Company Ship namesake Ship ordered Ship builder Ship laid down Ship launched 1724 Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship honours Ship fate lost without trace in 1726 Ship status Ship notes Infobox Ship Characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class Ship displacement 280 tons Ship length convert 145 ft m Ship beam Ship draught Ship draft Ship propulsion Ship speed Ship range Ship complement 200 Ship sensors Ship EW Ship armament Ship armour Ship armor Ship aircraft Ship aircraft facilities Ship notes The Aagtekerke was a ship owned by the Dutch East India Company which was lost without trace in 1726. It was constructed in 1724 and was 280 tons and some 145 feet long. Commanded by Jan Witboon it had a crew of 200 men. The ship was lost between Cape Town which it left on 3 January 1726, and Batavia, Dutch East Indies Batavia . There is some evidence from the crew of the wrecked ship Zeewyk that Aagtekerke may have been wrecked on the Abrolhos Islands because they found some remains of a Dutch vessel that had been wrecked before them. References Australian Shipwrecks vol1 1622 1850 , Charles Bateson , AH and AW Reed, Sydney, 1972, ISBN 0 589 07112 2 Category Individual sailing vessels Category Shipwrecks of Western Australia Category Ships of the Dutch East India Company Category Maritime incidents in 1726 Category 1720s ships Merchantship stub ... more details
Infobox ship begin Infobox ship image Ship image Ship caption Infobox ship career Hide header Ship country India Ship flag shipboxflag England civil Ship name Ship owner Registered in Calcutta to Payne & Tyrce Ship ordered Ship builder Built at Chittagong , India Ship original cost Ship laid down Ship launched Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service Ship renamed Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship honours Ship captured Ship fate Disappeared in 1814 off the coast of Tasmania Ship status Ship notes Infobox ship characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class Ship tons burthen 150 tons Ship length Ship beam Ship draught Ship draft Ship hold depth Ship propulsion Ship sail plan Ship complement Crew of 32 Ship armament 4 guns Ship notes The Argo was a ship that disappeared in 1814 off the coast of Tasmania . The Argo was a ship of some 150 tons, armed with four guns and having a crew of thirty two. Constructed at Chittagong India , the ship was registered in Calcutta to Payne & Tyrce. In 1814 the ship illegally departed Hobart with thirteen or fourteen convicts on board. It was postulated that this was done with the agreement of the master of the ship, John Poor Dixon. At a special commission held on 3 May 1820, the harbour master of Hobart, Captain James Kelly, testified that the Argo was never heard of again. It was presumed that it foundered at sea with the loss of all crew. ref Australian Shipwrecks vol 1 1622 1850 , Charles Bateson , AH and AW Reed, Sydney, 1972, ISBN 0 589 07112 2 p49 ref References Reflist Category Shipwrecks of Tasmania Category History of New South Wales Category Maritime history of Australia Category Sailing ships Category Individual sailing vessels Category Merchant ships of India Category Merchant ships of England Category British ships built in India Category Missing ships Category Maritime incidents in 1814 ship stub ... more details
Ship Harbour may refer to the following places Ship Harbour, Newfoundland and Labrador Ship Harbour, Nova Scotia East Ship Harbour, Nova Scotia Lower Ship Harbour, Nova Scotia geodis ... more details
Infobox ship begin Infobox ship image Ship image Ship caption Infobox ship career Hide header Ship country United Kingdom UK Ship flag Image Civil Ensign of the United Kingdom.svg 60px Civil Ensign of the United Kingdom Ship name Cressy Ship owner Ship ordered Ship builder ? in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear Sunderland Ship original cost Ship laid down Ship launched 1843 Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service Ship renamed Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship honours Ship captured Ship fate Ship status Ship notes Infobox ship characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class barque Ship tons burthen 720 Ship length Ship beam Ship draught Ship draft Ship hold depth Ship propulsion sail Ship sail plan Ship complement Ship armament Ship notes The Cressy was one of the first four ship s in 1850 to carry emigrant s from England to the new colony of Canterbury, New Zealand Canterbury in New Zealand . The other ships were Charlotte Jane , Sir George Seymour ship Sir George Seymour and Randolph ship Randolph . The passengers aboard these four ships were referred to as the Canterbury Pilgrims of Christchurch, New Zealand Christchurch . Their names are inscribed on a marble plaque in Cathedral Square in the centre of Christchurch. External links http www.firstfourships.co.nz Website with information of the passengers of the First Four Ships, instigated by The Press newspaper http library.christchurch.org.nz children s EarlyChristchurch FirstFourShips.asp The First Four Ships http freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com nzbound cressy.htm Electronic version of a Lyttelton Times article describing the voyage of Cressy First Four Ships Category Immigration to New Zealand Category History of Christchurch Category Barques Category 1843 ships Category Wear built ships ship stub ... more details
Refer Death Ship The Twilight Zone Death Ship The Twilight Zone , TV series episode Death Ship 1980 film Death Ship 1980 film The Death Ship , novel by B. Traven See also Ghost ship disambiguation Disambig nl Death Ship tr l m Gemisi ... more details
A ship channel can be an artificial or dredged waterway for moving ship traffic. A ship channel can also be a channel formed through surface ice by a ship. Several waterways are referred to as the Ship Channel Houston Ship Channel Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel Sethusamudram Shipping Canal Project dab ... more details
Infobox ship begin Infobox ship image Ship image Ship caption Infobox ship career Hide header Ship country nowrap United Kingdom Ship flag shipboxflag United Kingdom civil Ship name Danube Ship owner Nourse Line Ship ordered Ship builder Ship original cost Ship laid down Ship launched 1890 Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service Ship renamed Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship honours Ship captured Ship fate Ship status Ship notes Infobox ship characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class Ship tons burthen 1,459 tons Ship length Ship beam Ship draught Ship draft Ship hold depth Ship propulsion Ship sail plan Ship complement Ship armament Ship notes The Danube , a 1,459 ton sailing ship named after Danube the second longest river in Europe , was built in 1890 for the Nourse Line . On 15 June 1891 she made a voyage to Fiji carrying 591 India n indenture d labourers. She also made a trip to Trinidad , arriving on 1 January 1892, carrying 609 passengers. There were 29 deaths during this voyage. ref http www.rootsweb.com ttowgw archives indianships.htm TriniGenWeb Migration to and from Asia Bot generated title ref In 1892, the Danube went missing on voyage from Guadeloupe to New York . ref http www.theshipslist.com ships lines nourse.htm Nourse Line Bot generated title ref Her fate remains a mystery. See also Indian Indenture Ships to Fiji References this empty section displays references defined elsewhere reflist DEFAULTSORT Danube Category History of Trinidad and Tobago Category Indian indenture ships to Fiji Category Individual sailing vessels Category Missing ships Category Victorian era passenger ships of the United Kingdom Category 1890 ships Category Maritime incidents in 1892 ship stub hif Danube jahaaj ... more details
Infobox Ship Begin Infobox Ship Image Ship image Ship caption Infobox Ship Career Hide header Ship country Australia Ship flag Britain Ship name Eliza Ship ordered Ship builder Ship original cost Ship laid down Ship launched Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service Ship renamed Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship honours Ship captured Ship fate Lost at sea Ship status Ship notes Infobox Ship Characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class sloop rigged longboat Ship tons burthen Ten Ship length Ship beam Ship draught Ship draft Ship hold depth Ship propulsion Ship sail plan Ship complement Ship armament Ship notes Not to be confused with another ship named Eliza 1808 Eliza , which wrecked in 1808. The Eliza was a sloop rigged longboat that was involved in the rescue of the survivors of the wreck of the Sydney Cove ship Sydney Cove in 1797. The Eliza sailed from Sydney on 30 May 1797 to Preservation Island in Bass Strait . On arrival the Eliza took on board several survivors and some cargo. Under the command of Archibald Armstrong , Eliza sailed for Sydney but was never seen again. In 1803 a large boat was found between Port Phillip and Westernport by HMS Calcutta 1795 HMS Calcutta and it was thought that it was the Eliza . ref Australian Shipwrecks vol1 1622 1850 , Charles Bateson , AH and AW Reed, Sydney, 1972, ISBN 0 589 07112 2 p24 ref References references Category Shipwrecks of Victoria Australia Category Maritime incidents in 1797 Category Maritime history of Australia ship stub ... more details
Infobox ship begin Infobox ship image Ship image Ship caption Infobox ship career Hide header Ship country nowrap United States Ship flag USN flag 1800 Ship name Ship owner Swain and Co , New Bedford, MA Ship ordered Ship builder Ship original cost Ship laid down Ship launched Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service Ship renamed Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship honours Ship captured Ship fate Disappeared in 1802 Ship status Ship notes Infobox ship characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class Schooner Ship tons burthen 103 tons Ship length Ship beam Ship draught Ship draft Ship hold depth Ship propulsion Ship sail plan Ship complement 11 crew, 2 passengers Ship armament Ship notes Orphan date February 2009 The Caroline was a schooner constructed in New Bedford , USA . It disappeared without trace in 1802. Built and registered in New Bedford, it was owned by Swain and Co a New Bedford firm. It was 103 tons weight. It reached Sydney on 22 December 1801 under the command of St Tuckerman. It left Sydney on 29 March 1802 with Lieutenant Neil McKellar on board who carried the dispatches from Governor Phillip Gidley King to England . The ship was to return to New Bedford . It was never heard of again and was lost with McKellar, Tuckerman and a crew of nine men. ref Australian Shipwrecks vol1 1622 1850 , Charles Bateson , AH and AW Reed, Sydney, 1972, ISBN 0 589 07112 2 p32 ref References references Category Maritime history of Australia Category Shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean Category History of New South Wales Category Maritime incidents in 1802 Category Ships built in New Bedford, Massachusetts Category Missing ships ship stub ... more details
Infobox ship begin Infobox ship image Ship image Ship caption Infobox ship career Hide header Ship country US Privateer Ship flag USN flag 1779 Ship name Defence Ship owner Ship ordered Ship builder Ship original cost Ship laid down 1779 Ship launched Ship acquired Ship commissioned Ship decommissioned Ship in service Ship out of service August 12 or 13, 1779 Ship renamed Ship struck Ship reinstated Ship honours Ship captured Ship fate sunk Ship status Ship notes Infobox ship characteristics Hide header Header caption Ship class Ship tons burthen Ship length Ship beam Ship draught Ship draft Ship hold depth Ship propulsion Ship sail plan Brig from map stating Rebel Brig Ship complement Ship armament 16 guns anth318 class 19 says possibly 16 map says Rebel Brig of 16 guns Ship notes orphan date August 2010 Image PenobscotExpedition1779.jpg thumb Defence Rebel Brig of 16 Guns blown up Statement on map. The Defence was an American Revolutionary War privateer that was part of the Penobscot Expedition . The ship burned to the waterline and sank. The location of the wreck was discovered in 1972 by the Maine Maritime Academy and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology . The wreck was studied later. ref Harvtxt Switzer 1975 ref See also Dudley Saltonstall References Reflist Citation last Switzer first David C. title Excavating the Defence journal INA Newsletter number 2 issue 2 year 1975 url http ina.tamu.edu defence switzer.htm External links http nautarch.tamu.edu class anth318 Class 2019 20 20Shipwrecks 20of 20the 20Revolutionary 20War.htm http ina.tamu.edu defence defence.htm Citation first Sheli last Smith title The 1779 Shipwreck Defence An American Revolutionary War Privateer year isbn doi US mil ship stub Category Age of Sail naval ships of the United States Category 1770s ships Category Brigs ... more details
Encyclopedia
top
