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Newport Ship Information Leaflet

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No. 13 - Autumn 2008

Contents

  • A conjectural view of Medieval Newport
    by Anne Leaver
  • A letter from our Chairman
  • Editorial - future events
  • News from the Albaola Society
  • More thoughts on the Warwick letter by Bob Trett
  • Two merchants’ marks from the Newport Ship
  • Learning with the Ship by Neil Stevenson
  • A Merman Timber by Stuart Churchley
  • Maritime Newport and Caerleon by Alan Smith
  • Notes from a Small Corner by Jeff Brooks
  • More on Newport’s Town Walls by Hadyn Davis
  • An appreciation of Bill Brookes by Emma Lewis

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No. 12 - Spring 2008

Contents

  • The Friends' biggest ever grant
  • Letter from the editors
  • The Ship project - a review
  • The next steps
  • The Bristol Channel in World War I
  • A long tradition

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No. 11 - Summer 2007

Contents

  • Ancient boats & ships in the Newport region - Sean McGrail
  • Did Newport have a town wall? - Bob Trett
  • The Friends' grant for ship tools
  • History of the unpredictable Bristol Channel - Alan Smith
  • Dating the Ship from tree rings
  • Learning and access at the Ship
  • The Newport Ship - poem by Tessa Palmer
  • Conservation report
  • New additions to the Newport Ship team

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No. 10 - Spring 2007

Contents

  • More merchant marks from the ship
  • A new coin replica
  • The golden age of paddle steamers - Alan Smith
  • A bronze age find in Milford Haven
  • A letter from the mayor

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No. 9 - Autumn 2006

Contents

  • Ship detectives, workshops for schools key stages 1 & 2
  • Education officer appointed for the Ship
  • The golden age of paddle steamers - Alan Smith
  • Nine hours on Steepholm, a visit to the island- Emma Lewis
  • Sailing Viking ships, the Friends' visit to Roskilde - Emma Lewis
  • Ship team afloat, raft racing with the Friends - Matthew Simmonds
  • Ship experts meet, advisors for the project get together - Bob Trett
  • Guns, cannonballs & Harry, memories of a fine teacher
  • In the papers, Friends in the media

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No. 8 - Spring 2006

Contents

  • With a square sail, sailing the TS Stavros S Niarchos
  • Shipheads v Eggheads, Friends enter TV show!
  • Simply inspiring, the Ship and the arts
  • Was the Newport Ship French? The story of the coin
  • The Usk - Alan Smith
  • Heritage Lottery Fund
  • Body beneath the boat - Kate Hunter
  • Another ship find (1878 style), historical marine archaeology
  • The Austin Friars, medieval Newport - Bob Trett
  • Shipwrecks of the Bristol Channel - Jerry Cross
  • Book review - Mike Jones

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No. 7 - Autumn 2005

Contents

  • Memories of the Ship, remembering the fight to Save Our Ship - Jean Gray
  • Ship's papers, the Earl of Warwick writes about the ship in 1469 - Bob Trett
  • Victory celebrations, remembering the battle of Trafalgar
  • Prince Philip remembers, the Newport ship is remembered by HRH
  • Maritime museum reviews, Swansea's waterfront museum & SS Great Britain
  • Pictures from the open days, see anyone you know?
  • Merchandise, marketing report and some new posh mugs!

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No. 6 - Spring 2005

Contents

  • High tech... low tech, the conservation centre uses technology ancient and modern
  • So just who is looking after our ship? Meet the team who are conserving, recording and caring for our ship
  • What did the Ship carry and what did the crew eat?
  • Charlie's memories and thoughts, from our very own Charles Ferris

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No. 5 - Summer 2004

Contents

  • Friends receive grant
  • Another ship from Newport - Bob Trett
  • Past adventures and future events - Jerry Cross
  • Archery on the Newport Ship - Mike Jones
  • A visit to the Bremen Cog - Charles Ferris
  • Creating an archive - Sherrie Parker
  • Archaeologist's view of the Ship - Owain Roberts
  • Memories of the vigil - Jeff Brooks
  • The medieval settlement of Newport - Dr Spencer Dimmock
  • A merchant on the Newport Ship - Bob Trett
  • Merchants' marks 2004, (or the more things change the more they stay the same) - Emma Lewis
  • Medieval Ship film and exhibition

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No. 4 - Spring 2004

Contents

  • Piecing together the history - Victoria Newton-Davies
  • BBC Timewatch probes Mediaeval Ship
  • Conservation plans, update - Mike Lewis
  • Waterlogged wood - Kate Hunter
  • How big was the Newport Ship? - Ian Friel
  • City Council claims £500k from Ship archaeologists

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No. 3 - Summer 2003

Contents

  • Royal links to Mediaeval Ship
  • Conservation plans, outline
  • Ship conference report
  • Welsh navigators
  • Members trip on the Matthew

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No. 2 - Nov 2003

Contents

  • Ship raised at last
  • Significance of the bow & stern
  • Archaeology update
  • Nigel Nayling lecture
  • Newport shows the way
  • PR disaster averted
  • Chairman’s message

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No. 1 - Sept 2002

Contents

  • Wales’ Mary Rose
  • Council plans for the Ship
  • S.O.S. - diary of the campaign
  • Why is this ship unique?
  • Some interesting facts
  • Council plans for display
  • issue out of print

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Newport Ship Information Leaflet

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