Carl Olof Cederlund, Vasa I. The Archaeology of a Swedish Warship of 1628. (Edited by Fred Hocker, Stockholm: National Maritime Museums of Sweden, 2006, 400 pp., hbk, ISBN 91 974659 0 9) | European Journal of Archaeology | Cambridge Core
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Vasa's Curious Imbalance | Lucas Laursen
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Vasa: A Swedish Warship by Fred Hocker
Director of Research at Vasa Museum, Fred Hocker, gives a live... News Photo - Getty Images
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The Ships that Changed History - Institute of Nautical Archaeology
