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Hi Bob - see this? http://www.prio.no/sptrans/-616228946/091014%20Isenberg%20Private%20Military%20Contractors%20PRIO%20Report%201-2009%20FINAL.pdf

It's a 2009 report by the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo.

Look at footnote 25 on page 18. They quote your entry A23965590 - The Method and Procedures of Nelson's Navy.

Congratulations!

I'll add it to my list of h2g2 citations shortly (A46972182)

Icy

how did you find that

I'm currently trawling through Google Scholar for any 2009 h2g2 references I may have missed (some only reach Google a year or so after they get published).

As you can see from my citations entry, we get references in all sorts of places: books, newspapers, scientific journals, patent applications, etc. I collect them and post them up there.

And here Icy

Year 1 report (2006) - 3Mb - Nautical Archaeology Society
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View
Hampshire & Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology, it has contributed to from ..... activity in the Portsmouth area, the fortification at Portchester is indicative of ...... Hurst Castle Maritime Archaeology Extravaganza. • Southsea Show ..... BBC 2006, http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A14137733 ...
www.nauticalarchaeologysociety.org/.../Forton%20Lake%20Project%20YR1%20Final%20Report.pdf -

And here as well


How many miles is Staffordshire from Oxford? - True Knowledge
10 answers - 25 Apr
BBC - h2g2 - Staffordshire, England, UK - A53660595. Today it is possible, with planning, to use the canal system to navigate from ... from ...
www.trueknowledge.com/.../how_many_miles_is_staffordshire_from_oxford - Cached

And on Wikipedia

Dere Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dere Street - From York to Melrose in Seven Days. 10 June 2009. http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A49097587. Retrieved 16 January 2010. ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dere_Street - Cached - Similar Sites


Enough now I think we make a greater impression than we know.

PS thease are not requests for inclusion on your list just info its up to you what you do with the info bot more power to the bid...

Great, thanks, Bob

For my citation list, I choose published sources with some sort of literary/academic/journalistic pedigree.

I don't count Wikipedia, as any fool can add or remove links at whim. (There are hundreds of h2g2 references in Wiki and its clones, but they're easy to find if you ever need to know them)

The Staffordshire one wasn't an article - it was an automatic search engine's result following a question on a Q&A site - you'll find a lot of these littering any Google search, unfortunately.

However, the Archaeological report is exactly the sort of thing I'm looking for, and I'll add it to the list in due course

Icy

Thats a good insight to the the process

Thanks for adding the Portchester entry