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* [https://www.hetscheepvaartmuseum.com/whats-on/exhibitions/the-tale-of-the-whale The National Maritime Museum] in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) has an exhibition on whales and the history of whaling. | * [https://www.hetscheepvaartmuseum.com/whats-on/exhibitions/the-tale-of-the-whale The National Maritime Museum] in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) has an exhibition on whales and the history of whaling. | ||
* [https://www.universitetsmuseet.no/nb The Natural History Museum] (University Museum of Bergen, Norway) has one of the largest collections of whale skeletons on display in the famous [https://www.universitetsmuseet.no/nb/utstilling/57/hvalsalen "whale hall"]. | * [https://www.universitetsmuseet.no/nb The Natural History Museum] (University Museum of Bergen, Norway) has one of the largest collections of whale skeletons on display in the famous [https://www.universitetsmuseet.no/nb/utstilling/57/hvalsalen "whale hall"]. | ||
* The [https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/RP-T-00-1214 Rijksmuseum] in Amsterdam has a rich collection of art depicting whales and whaling. | |||
* [https://www.whalesafari.no/?page_id=2004&lang=en The Whale Museum] in Andenes, Lofoten (Norway) is dedicated to whale biology. | * [https://www.whalesafari.no/?page_id=2004&lang=en The Whale Museum] in Andenes, Lofoten (Norway) is dedicated to whale biology. | ||
* The [https://zaansmuseum.nl/ Zaans Museum] in Zaandam (the Netherlands) has an exhibition on Dutch whaling and art related to whaling. | * The [https://zaansmuseum.nl/ Zaans Museum] in Zaandam (the Netherlands) has an exhibition on Dutch whaling and art related to whaling. | ||
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Marine Lexicon — Marine mammals — Mythical creatures — Activities related to marine mammals — Toponomy — Zooarchaeology — Historical sources — Cite Marine Lexicon
In the course of the creation of this thesaurus, our team have come across numerous useful books, websites, and other resources that are too extensive to include, but that we would like to share. We also list museums that have relevant (permanent) exhibitions.
Literature
- Oudemans, A.C., 1892. The great sea-serpent. An historical and critical treatise, Brill, Leiden, London. Can be downloaded from: internetarchive.org
- Rijkelijkhuizen, M., 2009. Whales, Walruses, and Elephants: Artisans in Ivory, Baleen, and Other Skeletal Materials in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Amsterdam. Int. J. Histor. Archaeol. 13, p.409–429. DOI 10.1007/s10761-009-0091-0
- Szabo, V.E., 2008. Monstrous Fishes and the Mead-Dark Sea. Whaling in the Medieval North Atlantic, Brill, Leiden, Boston.
Museums
- Ecomare on the island of Texel (the Netherlands) is a museum that has exhibitions on the ecosystems and wildlife in the North Sea and Wadden Sea, including a whale hall.
- Hvalfangstmuseet or the "Whaling Museum" in Sandefjord, Norway certainly is worth a visit.
- The Municipal Museum of Peniche (Portugal) has the whale bones and objects found at Atouguia da Baleia on display.
- The National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) has an exhibition on whales and the history of whaling.
- The Natural History Museum (University Museum of Bergen, Norway) has one of the largest collections of whale skeletons on display in the famous "whale hall".
- The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has a rich collection of art depicting whales and whaling.
- The Whale Museum in Andenes, Lofoten (Norway) is dedicated to whale biology.
- The Zaans Museum in Zaandam (the Netherlands) has an exhibition on Dutch whaling and art related to whaling.
Websites
- Adriaen Coenen's (ca 1580) Fish book
- Adriaen Coenen's (ca 1584) Whale Book
- Explore the logbooks and journals of 19th century Nantucket whalers
- Olaus Magnus' book (1555) Historia de gentibus Septentrionalibus
