The code is how each book is identified in the bibliography section of our articles.

Note that all children's books are in a separate section below the adult section, and have the suffix C.

Code	Title	Author	©	Notes
Ba-1	The Discovery of the Tinaic: Exploring the Greatest of all Lost Ships	Robert D. Ballard	1987	Robert Ballard, discoverer of the Titanic, tells how he did it.
Bu-1	Sunken Treasure: Six Who Found Fortunes	Robert F. Burgess	1988	Essays on Art McKee, Mel Fisher, Robert Marx, Burt Webber, Kip Wagner and Barry Clifford
Cl-1	Expedition Whydah: The Story of theWorld's First Excavation of a Pirate Treasure Ship and the Man Who Found Her	Barry Clifford, with Paul Perry	1999	the story of the discovery of the Whydah
Cl-2	The Lost Fleet: The Discovery of a Sunken Armada from the Golden Age of Piracy	Barry Clifford	2002	the story of the discovery of the 1678 French fleet in the Caribbean sea
Cu-1	The Sea Hunters: True Adventures With Famous Shipwrecks	Clive Cussler and Craig Dirgo	1996	Cussler recounts his search for various historic shipwrecks
Cu-2	The Sea Hunters II: More True Adventures With Famous Shipwrecks	Clive Cussler and Craig Dirgo	2002	Cussler recounts his search for various historic shipwrecks
Jo-1	The Complete Idiot's Guide to Sunken Ships and Treasures	Stephen Johnson	2000	A typical entry in the "Complete Idiot's" series. If I may make an editorial comment, I hate this series!
Pi-1	The Atlas of Shipwrecks & Treasure: The History, Location, and Treasures of Ships Lost at Sea	Nigel Pickford	1994	atlas, with brief stories of a variety of shipwrecks around the world

Books for children

Code	Title	Author	©	Notes
Sm-1:C	Shipwrecks of the Explorers	Smith, KC	2000	Overview of the fates of some of the world's explorers.
Sm-2:C	Exploring For Shipwrecks	Smith, KC	2000	Overview of how underwater archaeologists work.
Sm-3:C	Ancient Shipwrecks	Smith, KC	2000	Overview of shipwrecks before the Middle Ages.