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Dan Mirkin, Sailing to the Holy Land: Crusader Ships, Seamanship, Logistics and Landing Operations

BAR International Series 2904, BAR Publishing, Oxford, 2018

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  3. McGee (2009) and Bondioli (2009)

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McManamon, J.M. Dan Mirkin, Sailing to the Holy Land: Crusader Ships, Seamanship, Logistics and Landing Operations. J Mari Arch 14, 311–314 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11457-019-09224-1

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