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On Great Navigation Age and its Four Stages
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Defending Canton: Chinese Pirates, British Traders, and Hong Merchants, 1780−1810
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SAILING THE CHINA COAST, 1622中國海岸之航 1622
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José Maria Braga (Jack Braga) in Macau and his Literary Estate
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Understanding the Character Yi in Pre-Opium War Canton: A Study of the Merchant Newspaper The Canton Register
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Ofício do magistrado do distrito de Xiangshan, Peng, ao procurador de Macau, sobre o assassinato de José Lopes que tinha apanhado o navio de Cantão para Macau
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Conspiracy in Canton
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The Peak of the Export Painting Market in Canton 1770s–1780s
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200 Years of Spanish Shipping in Canton and Macao (1640–1840)
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Disturbances in Canton
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Leanqua and Anqua —The Founding of the Canton System (1685–1720)
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Miscellaneous References to Artisans of the Canton Trade 1700-1842
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The Canton Register: The First English-Language Newspaper on the China Coast
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Yang Pinqua 楊丙觀: Merchant of Canton and Macao 1747—1795
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The Depiction of Watercraft by Chinese Artists in Export Paintings of the Canton Trade between the 1770s and the 1840s
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Amoy Anqua (1696−1723) and the China Trade before the Rise of the Canton System
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European Artists in Canton, 1793-4: William Alexander and the Daniells
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Discontent against missions, but peace in Canton
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Report about fortifications in Canton
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Archdiocese of Canton
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The Archives of the Archdiocese of Canton (Guangzhou), China
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Ofício do mandarim da alfândega de Cantão, Tu, ao procurador de Macau, sobre um navio espanhol, atracado no porto de Macau, de partida para Whampoa, para tratar da sua medição
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THE STUDY OF PARSEE MERCHANTS IN CANTON, HONG KONG AND MACAO
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Responsio P. Visitatoris. Cantone 13 Feb. 1699.
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The Maritime Silk Road: The Role Played by Portugal and Macao
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A Discussion of Ship Physicians of the Ming Dynasty in China
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Defending Canton: Chinese Pirates, British Traders, and Hong Merchants, 1780−1810
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THE PORTUGUESE, THE MARITIME SILK ROAD AND MACAO’S CONNECTION WITH THE PHILIPPINES IN THE LATE MING DYNASTY
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Sino-Vietnamese Pirates and British InvadersMaritime Crises, Oceanic Governance and Sovereignty in Mid-Qing China
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200 Years of Spanish Shipping in Canton and Macao (1640–1840)
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The Pirates of Macao in Historical Perspective
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Macao’s Heritage: Revisiting the 1976 Heritage List
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A precious treasure in Coloane : the relic of Japanese and Vietnamese Martyrs
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Keeping it Outstanding. Some Observations on Conservation Controls and Incentives
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Japanese Christians buried in the Jesuit College Church of São Paulo at Macau
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Reassessing Community Engagement with Heritage in Macao: Insights from the Ongoing Historic Districts Revitalisation Project
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THE WUGONGCHUAN (CENTIPEDE SHIPS) AND THE PORTUGUESE
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The great ship from Amacon
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Apprehension of a Portuguese ship from Macau
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Coolies, Pirates and Secret SocietiesNarratives of Chinese Underclass in Hong Kong, Macao and the Straits Settlements as Revealed in British Colonial Office Records, 1838-1938.
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Christianizing the Landscape: Old Catholic Churches in China
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Macanese Cuisine: Fusion or Evolution?
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The Significance of the Historic Fabric: Why the Fine Grain Needs Conservation Policies
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WEAVER SUCKIN AND THE CANTON SILK TRADE 1750-1781Weaver Suckin 與 1750-1781 年間的廣州絲綢貿易
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Preliminary Report on the Archaeological Excavation of The Site of St. Paul’s College, 2010-2012
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Macao, from the Ocean to the Archives: Maritime Routes, Emigration and Heritage in the Mascarenes
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Exchange between Russia and the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area in a Historical Context
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Yang Pinqua 楊丙觀: Merchant of Canton and Macao 1747—1795