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On this page, there are a sample of
weapons and miscellaneous items on view, which give an indication of
the range of artefacts recovered and conserved by the team.
Point the mouse on the pictures and
click to view.
Weapons
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Wooden stocks of muskets and hand guns in storage |
A brass gunlock manufactured by H. Nock in 1795. These
were mounted on the breeches of De Braak's carronades
and and were proved to be the earliest examples of such
ordnance technology discovered to date |
A container of iron shot |
Cannons recovered for
the wreck being carefully stored
in temperature and humidity controlled conditions |
A detail on one
of the cannons |
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Charles explains details of the cannon to the
Initiative |
Don
Shomette with the cannon |
Miscellaneous Items
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Copper sheathing tacks were recovered, each with the Royal Navy broad
arrow stamped on the undersides of their heads |
18th century parallel rules used for navigation |
One of the ship's anchors |
Ceramics, Glasswear and Fabrics
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