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| Pairs of hippopotamus incisors (left) and canines(right)
of a total of 13 found on the shipwreck.(Photo: INA) |
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| Archaeologists F. Hentschel(left) and S. Mathews(right)
studying a large elephant tusk cut at both ends. (Photo: INA) |
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| Director Cemal Pulak excavating cedar and ebony logs.
(Photo: INA) |
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| Ebony (Dalbergia melanoxylon) logs. (Photo: INA) |
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| The ship carried three ostrich eggshells, one of which was
found intact. This intact eggshell is shown here prior to conservation, with a hole for
draining the egg’s contents at left. (Photo: INA) |
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| The earliest intact glass ingots of disc shape. Chemical
analyses have revealed the use of cobalt (deep blue)(on left) and copper(turquoise)(on
right) as coloring agents. (Photo: INA) |
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| Opercula or ‘doors’ from murex sea shells,
presumably for use as an ingredient in making incense. (Photo: INA) |
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| Gold ring ingot (KW 2830) with a small piece clipped from
one end. Max. length: 4.8 cm.(Photo: INA) |
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