Reports. 1985.

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Reports. 1985.

Report of the Expedition. Summary includes conclusion of probable site of the Roebuck and possible means by which it might be located. Annex F includes short precis of the history of Dampier and the Roebuck and details of marine archaeological work carried out by the expedition; Dampier's unpublished account of the "Loss of His Ship Roebuck February 21st 1700/1"; report on background to Joint Services Expedition and objectives of proposed exercise.

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Joint Services Sub-Aqua Expedition to Ascension Island.

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A British Joint Services sub-aqua expedition was undertaken in October 1985 off Ascension Island in the South Atlantic Ocean. One of its objectives was to trace the wreckage of William Dampier's vessel, the "Roebuck" which sank off Ascension Island in 1701. No remains of the ship were discovered. The expedition's detailed report concludes that the wreck probably lies under the deep sands of Long Beach, Georgetown. From the description of Reports. 1985. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat...

Roebuck (Ship)

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Built 1619, 300 tons. Voyages: (1) 1619/20 Surat. Master Richard Swan/Christopher Brown. Downs 29 Feb 1620 - 23 Jun Cape - 9 Nov Surat - 19 Dec Jask - Surat - Batavia - Mar 1621 Amboina - in England by Jun 1622. (2) 1622/3 Batavia. Master John Carter. Downs - Batavia - Macassar - Lagundy 29 May 1625 - Batavia - Jambi - Nov 1627 Macassar - laid up at Bantam Oct 1629. British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : CorporateBody : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000093.0x000303...