• Reference Stations for the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE) 

  Urban, Edward R. (Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR), 2020-05-11)

  Reference stations, specific locations in the ocean where measurements are made repeatedly, to monitor changes in ocean parameters, have been established for decades (Cronin et al., 2012). Long-term data series from these ...
• The Collected Papers of Robert G. Snider in Relation to the First Years of The International Indian Ocean Expedition 

  Urban, Edward R. (Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR), 2020-05)
• "All that a genteel family need require": the Church family's frontier experience at Belvidere, Allegany County, New York 

  Naulin, Melissa Carrie (University of Delaware, 2000)

  Images of crude log cabins and primitive living conditions dominate Americans’ inherited understanding of life on the western frontier. The survival of Belvidere, a grand neoclassical-style stone and brick mansion built ...
• 'For private families, put up in the compleatest manner, with ample directions': domestic medicine chests 

  Elterich, Allison Wehr (University of Delaware, 2000)

  Medicine chests, also known as apothecary chests or physick closets, are not particularly rare objects. They appear in many probate inventories, newspaper advertisements, and account books. Historic documents reveal their ...
• Denmark Vesey and the slave insurrection trial narratives: the African-American social landscape of antebellum Charleston, South Carolina 

  Goodman, Rhonda Christina (University of Delaware, 2000)

  The following thesis plots the African-American social landscape of Charleston, South Carolina. The paper discovers how the city's black population manipulated constructed social spaces to accomplish particular objectives. ...

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