10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARTABAN»
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Martaban in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Recent Operations of the British Forces at Rangoon and ...
Martaban stands on a noble sheet of water, with a river-line of defences of about
800 yards. Inland lies a large pagoda, a wall running along the whole front, with
an ascent from the water's edge of about 500 feet, on the top of which small ...
Thomas Turner Baker, 1852
2
Journal of a Tour Through the Pegu and
Martaban Provinces in ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
3
The Pepper Wreck: A Portuguese Indiaman at the Mouth of the ...
ID DATE ARTIFACT NUMBER MATERIAL DESCRIPTION 1622 08/11/1997
184.14.04 Stoneware Fragment likely Martaban jar 1623 08/11/1997 184.14.05
Stoneware Fragment likely Martaban jar 1624 08/11/1997 184.14.06 Stoneware
...
Filipe Vieira de Castro, 2005
4
India Directory, Or Directions for Sailing to and from the ...
This river forms a natural division between the low coasts of Pegu, and the high
land called Zingat Mountains, or Martaban Hills, by falling into the bottom of the
Gulf of Martaban. COASTS qfMAR TABAN, TA VA Y, and MERGUI ,- with
SAILING ...
5
The Quarterly Oriental magazine, review and register
of the best quality. It is brought to Martaban by the Kareaus alone. Sugar, Cane,
of a tolerably good quality, is reared, though sparingly. Tobacco is cultivated to a
small extent, and Hemp grows abundantly on some of the Islands inthe'river.
6
The India Directory, Or, Directions for Sailing to and from ...
Martaban River. Tides. Directions. The Ernaad's passage to and from Martaban
River. the only available channel being that which runs due North and South,
between the eastern shore of the island and the main. The entrance to this
channel ...
7
The Oriental Herald and Journal of General Literature
On Martaban Being occupied by the British troops, it was found that the gun-brig
Phaeton, No. 15, Mr. Price, Commander, which formed one of the flo-- tilla
ordered on the service of Rangoon, long missing and supposed to have
foundered at ...
province, including the Kareen tribes, cannot be estimated at more than 50,000.
Martaban was well known to our old travellers, and is described by Barbessa and
Caesar Frederick as the principal emporium of the kingdom of Pegu, and a ...
9
The Oriental Herald and Journal of General Literature
512 Excursion up tae River of Martaban. We have been favoured with a notice of
an excursion up the San-leum, or Martaban-river, of which the following is the
substance : The river is of considerable interest, not only from its rising very far to
...
James Silk Buckingham, 1828
10
The Oriental herald and colonial review [ed. by J.S. ...
Martaban was well known to our old travellers, and is described by Barbessa and
Caesar Frederick as the principal emporium of the kingdom of Pegu, and a
populous and flourishing place ; and Pinto, who, notwithstanding his bad name, ...
James Silk Buckingham, 1826
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MARTABAN»
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Martaban is used in the context of the following news items.
Govt earns US$170 million monthly from gas exports
Around 360mmcfd is exported from the Shwe Gas project in the Bay of Bengal and 240 from the Zawtika project in the Gulf of Martaban, ... «Myanmar Times, Jun 15»
Daily Weather Forecast Distribution Saturday 23 May 2015
The rather strong southwesterly wind prevails over the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf, and the low pressure cell covers Gulf of Martaban. «Pattaya Daily News, May 15»
China slams Japan for lack of World War II contrition
Japanese troops crossing the Salween River to land at Martaban, during the fall of Rangoon. (Getty Images photo) Xi sat with Russian ... «Times of India, May 15»
A taste of tradition
For the main course, the Martaban ka meat is a must try. The traditional lamb curry cooked in an earthen pot is a tangy surprise and pairs well ... «The Hindu, Mar 15»
Three Offshore Gas Fields in Myanmar to Shut Down for …
The Zawtika field in Block M9 in the Gulf of Martaban, which was brought into production in 2014 by Thailand's PTT Exploration and Production ... «Rigzone, Mar 15»
The highway to Mae Sot across the Tenasserim hills
The Burmese army led by Alaungpaya started its journey from Yangon (Rangoon) and marched on to Mottama (Martaban) through Bago ... «E-Pao.net, Mar 15»
The roots of Arabic uncovered
Take marzipan, for example. One suggestion is that this term in English ultimately comes from an Arabic word, martaban, used to describe ... «The National, Feb 15»
Myanmar tallies 1114 bird species, 20 previously unrecorded
The nesting grounds of the Great Frigate, spotted in the Gulf of Martaban near Yangon, are normally found around the Pacific and Indian ... «Coos Bay World, Feb 15»
Burma Tallies 1114 Bird Species, 20 Previously Unrecorded
The nesting grounds of the Great Frigatebird, spotted in the Gulf of Martaban near Rangoon, are normally found around the Pacific and Indian ... «The Irrawaddy News Magazine, Jan 15»
Gas Projects in Doubt as Bangkok Frets about Over-Reliance on …
Two of these offshore blocks, the M3 and the nearby M11, cover a sea area in the Gulf of Martaban of 11,700 square kilometres. “Six months is ... «The Irrawaddy News Magazine, Jan 15»
