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Archaeology.
Scapa Flow.
The story of the HMS Caroline at war from 1914-1917. By John Allison. Paperback.
Peter Baxter takes a new approach to the history of the Franklin Expedition, from the perspective of John Rae and Lady Franklin, and their embroiled dispute over what fate the crew met. Paperback.
Travels in Orkney and Shetland. Full of observation, history, anecdote and encounters with those who live there, this book also serves as a guide to the many places of interest and is a wonderful introduction to the most northerly parts of Britain. By Paul Murton. Paperback.
The Archaeological Investigation of Underwater Landscapes. Studying Scientific Archaeology 4. By Caroline Wickham-Jones. Paperback.
This book is not intended to be anything more than an attempt to record the lives and deeds of the local servicemen who lost their lives in the two World Wars. A remarkable book which involved meticulous research. Although relating to South Ronaldsay in Orkney it covers a wide field. By G. L. Esson. Paperback.
The Orkney Book of Runes explores the exciting stories of the more than fifty runic inscriptions found in the Orkney Islands By Ragnhild Ljosland. Paperback.
The demise of the German High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow. With German translation. By Nicholas Jellicoe. Paperback.
From Mutiny to Scapa Flow. By Nicholas Jellicoe. Hardback.
The Archaeology of A Scuttled Fleet. Discover the story of a fleet lost for a century beneath the waves. By Innes McCartney. Hardback.
This book follows the events of 21st June 1919 when the scuttling of more than fifty German ships in Scapa Flow occurred, drawing on eyewitness accounts of those who saw the crisis unfold at first hand. Part of the Witnessing History Series. By David Meara. Paperback.
The Life and Death of Britain's Most Famous War Minister. By David Laws. Hardback.