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miscellaneous’) and consult this author in case of doubt. Not only metallic but wooden arte- facts, from sites protected by mud or sand, should be looked at carefully, since they may possibly be early wooden cleeks or parts of early club shafts.
Acknowledgements
The writer wishes to thank the sponsor of the GRASP, Monsieur Henri G. Delauze, president of the COMEX group of companies; as well as Mr Christopher Dobbs; Madame Liliane Masschelein-Kleiner, Directeur, and Monsieur M. Maes of the Institut Royal du Patrimoine Artistiquein Brussels; Monsieur Andre Leclercq, Chef de Section at the Station de Technologie Forestiere of the Centre de Recherche Agron- omique of the Ministere de 1’Agriculture in Gembloux, Belgium; De Heer Bas Kist, Conser-
Notes
vator in the Rijksmuseumin Amsterdam; de Heer J. M. Baart, of the Amsterdams Historisch Museum; de Heer J. P. Puype, former Biblio- tekaris of the Netherlands Scheepvaart Museum, Amsterdam; Dr M. Schapelhoeman, of the Rijsksprenten Kabinet, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam; de Heer F. D. Doorenberg, of Stichting Museum Flehite in Amersfoort; de Heer A. M. C. Goddijn Haagen, Curator of the Nederlands Tegelmuseum in Otterlo; Dr B. Werz, of the South African Cultural History Museum in Capetown; Mr Jeremy Green, of the Western Australian Museum; the captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf club of St Andrew’s, Fife and the Club secretary Monsieur F. F. Bonallack; Captain Forsyth and Secretary J. D. Montgommerie of Royal Troone Golf Club; Mr David I. Stirk, F.R.C.S. and Dr Colin Martin of St Andrew’s University.
[I]Examplesofsuchunconnectedfieldsofresearchare:thehistoryofmetallurgy(Wreckofthe Winterton,1798).ofthe packaging of mercury (Lastdrager,1653),of fire fighting appliances (Hollandia, 1743). the possible use of sexual prowess-enhancing appliances in the Netherlands and in Asia in the early part of the 17th century (Witteleeuw,
1613),the extent of religious beliefs and superstitions, (Girona, 1588).the history of fashion in table-ware and of good manners at sea (Girona, 1588also Curacao, 1729)Music and pastimes (Trinidad Valencera), 1588.poor degree of literacy and snobism (Curacao, 1729),etc.
[2]The analysis was carried out in the laboratories of the Institut Royal Patrimoine Artistique du Brussels. Full details of the analysis are available from the writer.
[3]Passengers on the Lastdrager included chief surgeon Willen Granaert, commander Vodencamp and Johannes Camphuijs, a junior bookkeeper, aged 19,who was to become Gouverneur Generaal in Batavia later in life. The captain was Jacob Strijck.
[4] The Rijksprentenkabinet, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.
[S]The Rijksprentenkabinet, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.
[6]The four books are: Henderson & Stirk, 1979;Henderson & Stirk, 1980;Van Hengel et a/.,1982;Van Hengel, 1985.
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