Rigging the Pepper Wreck. Part 2-Sails.

Filipe Castro

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Discovered in 1993 at the mouth of the Tagus River, the SJB2 shipwreck—or Pepper Wreck—was tentatively identified as the Portuguese Indiaman Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, lost there on its return voyage from Cochin, in India, on 15 September 1606. Its archaeological excavation led to a tentative reconstruction of the hull, based in contemporary texts on shipbuilding. Further analysis of these texts allowed us to propose a reconstruction of the rigging. © 2008 The Author

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2003The Pepper Wreck, an early 17th-century Portuguese Indiaman at the mouth of the Tagus River, Portugal 2005The pepper wreck 2005Sailing the Pepper Wreck: a Proposed Methodology for Understanding an Early 17th-Century Portuguese Indiaman 2005Rigging the Pepper Wreck. Part I-Masts and Yards 1975The sails of theWasa

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