South Seas


South Seas 2.0: the Endeavour Voyage Journals, 1768-1771. South Seas 1.0 is now archived with the National Library of Australia. This new second version 2.0 is being re-programmed when time permits. Maps and images originally presented using Adobe's deprecated Shockwave Flash have now been converted to HTML 5. There may be some minor glitches until linkages etc. can be throughly checked. Search functionality is being progressively restored. South Seas 2.0 will eventually provide direct links to facsimiles of the core texts of James Cook's momentous first voyage. As with South Seas 1.0, this new version has been created by Paul Turnbull, with the assistance of Chris Blackall (original cartography) and Christine Winter (text preparation). The transcription of Cook's journal conserved by the National Library of Australia (NLA Ms 1) was undertaken by Paul Turnbull and may be reproduced in whole or part for educational purposes. If you have any queries or suggestions for further development, do please contact me by email: paul.turnbull@utas.edu.au This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial 4.0 International License.

South Seas 2.0: the Endeavour Voyage Journals, 1768-1771.

South Seas 1.0 is now archived with the National Library of Australia. This new second version 2.0 is being re-programmed when time permits.

Maps and images originally presented using Adobe's deprecated Shockwave Flash have now been converted to HTML 5. There may be some minor glitches until linkages etc. can be throughly checked.

Search functionality is being progressively restored.

South Seas 2.0 will eventually provide direct links to facsimiles of the core texts of James Cook's momentous first voyage.

As with South Seas 1.0, this new version has been created by Paul Turnbull, with the assistance of Chris Blackall (original cartography) and Christine Winter (text preparation). The transcription of Cook's journal conserved by the National Library of Australia (NLA Ms 1) was undertaken by Paul Turnbull and may be reproduced in whole or part for educational purposes.

If you have any queries or suggestions for further development, do please contact me by email: paul.turnbull@utas.edu.au

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial 4.0 International License.