Ottawa / New York / Mansell / Paris / Puerto Deseado / London / Buenos Aires / Santa Cruz / /
Company
James Geddy and Sons / Sleepy Hollow Press / Mary Rose Trust / W. W. Norton & Company / Aris’s Birmingham Gazette / Cox / Schiffer Publishing / Winchester and Son / Admiralty / SHA Technical Briefs / /
Continent
America / /
Country
France / United Kingdom / Argentina / Spain / /
Facility
Port Desire / Pont Winterthur Museum / Port Egmont / Argentinean National Institute of Anthropology / Leeds Castle / Dog Collar Museum / University of London / /
IndustryTerm
metal dog collar / chemical analyses / manufacturing process / metal / curved metal strip / metal ring / metal strip / manufacturing / unusual metal artifact / /
ASM International Handbook Committee / Argentinean National Institute of Anthropology / Universidad de Buenos Aires / Georgian Navy / Board of Admiralty / Antique Collectors’ Club / Argentinean Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Puerto Deseado / British Royal Navy / Instituto Nacional de Antropología / Public Record Office / University of London / /
Person
Noël Hume / José Valenzuela / Peter / Ricardo Bastida / Virginia Dellino / Thomas Rowlandson / Michael J. Al / Néstor Barron / Horacio De Rosa Laboratorio de Materiales / Amaru Argüeso / Julie Gardiner / Hour Veyrat / Rachael Field / Phil Dunning / Belinda / Vol / Magali Perez / Nicolás C. Ciarlo / Mónica Grosso / Nicolás C. Ciarlo Consejo / Dolores Elkin / Herbert Schiffer / Phil Dunning Lloyd / Horacio De Rosa / George Farmer / Miranda Barron / Thad Van Bueren / Damián Vainstub / Nancy Schiffer / Joseph / Dolores Elkin Consejo / Elizabeth Veyrat / Horatio Nelson / Henry Francis / D. Elkin / Philippe / Cristian Murray / Karin Dannehl / /
Evidence of Use and Reuse of a Dog Collar from the Sloop of War HMS Swift (1770), Puerto Deseado (Argentina) Nicolás C. Ciarlo, Horacio De Rosa, Dolores Elkin, and Phil Dunning Abstract This paper describes and interpre