Wooden bones [videorecording] : the sunken fleet of 1758
2010
DVD 35
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Title
Wooden bones [videorecording] : the sunken fleet of 1758
Variant Title
Sunken fleet of 1758
Published
Glens Falls, NY : Pepe Productions & Bateaux Below, Inc., c2010.
Description
1 videodisc (58 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Call Number
DVD 35
System Control No.
(OCoLC)662602169
Note
Written by Joseph W. Zarzynski ; directed by Peter Pepe.
"A Pepe Productions & Bateaux Below Inc. documentary."
L2012G7
In the autumn of 1758, British forces at Lake George deliberately sank over 260 warships to protect them over the winter from French raiders & many of these vessels were not retrieved in 1759. For over 20 years, underwater archaeologists answer puzzling questions about the sunken fleet of 1758. Why did the British deliberately sink much of their mountain lake squadron? How did the British raise many of these warships? And how did this unconventional strategy help the British win the French & Indian war?
"A Pepe Productions & Bateaux Below Inc. documentary."
L2012G7
In the autumn of 1758, British forces at Lake George deliberately sank over 260 warships to protect them over the winter from French raiders & many of these vessels were not retrieved in 1759. For over 20 years, underwater archaeologists answer puzzling questions about the sunken fleet of 1758. Why did the British deliberately sink much of their mountain lake squadron? How did the British raise many of these warships? And how did this unconventional strategy help the British win the French & Indian war?
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