This issue covers nautical and underwater archaeology, including M. Müller-Wille on boat-graves in northern Europe; A. Steven Toby on the Copenhagen sarcophagus; Robert Sténuit on early relics of the VOC trade from Shetland and the wreck of the flute Lastdrager, lost off Yell in 1653; Richard Price and Keith Muckelroy on the second season of work on the Kennemerland site; John R. Adnams on the British frigate Dartmouth, wrecked off Mull in 1690; C. Delano Smith and I. A. Morrison on the buried lagoon and lost port of Sipontum in Italy; William J. Folan on the Cenote Sagrado of Chichén Itzá, Yucatán, Mexico; and Colin Pearson on the Western Australian Museum Conservation Laboratory for marine archaeological material. Notes and News includes contributions by Crystal M. Bennett, S. C. Humphreys, Frederick H. van Doorninck Jr., Dean R. Mayhew and Stuart R. Bacon.

M. Müller-Wille A. Steven Toby Robert Sténuit Richard Price Keith Muckelroy

The international Journal of Nautical archaeology and Underwater Exploration (September 1974, Volume 3, Number 2)