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- 2008048967 abstract "An exploration of two strikingly different shipwrecks. For those who know how to interpret its secrets, a sunken ship has many tales to tell. The stories of the lives of those aboard its last voyage are revealed in the objects scattered around the shipwreck. Then there are the stories of the many ocean creatures that have found a home inside the broken hull. Two shipwrecks, separated by two thousand miles and two centuries, share a common history of life, death, and rebirth. The first is the Henrietta Marie, a slave trader that sank off Florida in 1700; the second, an elegant steamer with crew members from a thriving middle-class black community in Maine. Each of their stories starts with underwater exploration, one a search for fabled gold, the other for families lost at sea. Find out what underwater explorers discovered in these sunken cities beneath the sea.".
- 2008048967 contributor B11130126.
- 2008048967 created "c2009.".
- 2008048967 date "2009".
- 2008048967 date "c2009.".
- 2008048967 dateCopyrighted "c2009.".
- 2008048967 description "A ship reborn -- Beneath tropical seas -- Coral community creates a sunken city -- Beneath New England waves -- A sanctuary within a sanctuary -- Murder, mystery, and marine life.".
- 2008048967 description "An exploration of two strikingly different shipwrecks. For those who know how to interpret its secrets, a sunken ship has many tales to tell. The stories of the lives of those aboard its last voyage are revealed in the objects scattered around the shipwreck. Then there are the stories of the many ocean creatures that have found a home inside the broken hull. Two shipwrecks, separated by two thousand miles and two centuries, share a common history of life, death, and rebirth. The first is the Henrietta Marie, a slave trader that sank off Florida in 1700; the second, an elegant steamer with crew members from a thriving middle-class black community in Maine. Each of their stories starts with underwater exploration, one a search for fabled gold, the other for families lost at sea. Find out what underwater explorers discovered in these sunken cities beneath the sea.".
- 2008048967 extent "64 p. :".
- 2008048967 identifier "9780525479680".
- 2008048967 issued "2009".
- 2008048967 issued "c2009.".
- 2008048967 language "eng".
- 2008048967 publisher "New York, N.Y. : Dutton Children's Books,".
- 2008048967 subject "930.1028/04 22".
- 2008048967 subject "CC77.U5 C47 2009".
- 2008048967 subject "Shipwrecks Juvenile literature.".
- 2008048967 subject "Shipwrecks.".
- 2008048967 subject "Underwater archaeology Juvenile literature.".
- 2008048967 subject "Underwater archaeology.".
- 2008048967 tableOfContents "A ship reborn -- Beneath tropical seas -- Coral community creates a sunken city -- Beneath New England waves -- A sanctuary within a sanctuary -- Murder, mystery, and marine life.".
- 2008048967 title "Shipwrecks : exploring sunken cities beneath the sea / Mary M. Cerullo.".
- 2008048967 type "text".