Towards a Coastal History of Wrecking in the North Sea: legality and cultural practice of British ‘wreckers’ in the 18th century by DAISY TURNBULL
Europe
Shipwreck in Medieval and Early Modern Times: On the history of maritime risk-taking conserved in language, written tradition and objects by GABRIEL ZEILINGER
General theme
From Ship to Wreck by JANN WITT
United Kingdom & Netherlands
Docking the Amsterdam (1749). Public archaeology of an intertidal Dutch East Indiaman by JERZY GAWRONSKI
United Kingdom
Neither Hero nor Victim: Intertidal Shipwrecks and Responses of Coastal Communities in 19th Century Britain by CATHRYN PEARCE
Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)
Strandordnungen in early modern Schleswig-Holstein and their historical context by HENNING ANDRESEN
Hamburg (Germany)
Between Beach Rights and Beach Robbery – the Lower Elbe as a Conflict Area in the 13th and 14th Centuries by STEFAN BRENNER