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FROM ROPE TO CHAIN ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANCHORS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
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  • 1959Sub-marine exploration in Crete, 195528 cited

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  • 1982THE BIRTH OF THE STOCKED ANCHOR AND THE MAXIMUM SIZE OF EARLY SHIPS11 cited

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