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| Archaeologist examining the ship’s keel and planking
obscured at left by two stone anchors and on right by a row of copper ingot.(Photo: INA) |
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| Remains of the ship’s keel and planking following the
removal of the above layers of copper ingots and stone anchors. (Photo: INA) |
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| Remains of the ship’s hull showing the keel and
planking to either side. The pegs securing the mortise and tenon joints have been
highlighted in white. (Photo: INA) |
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| Drawing of the keel and garboard planking.(Drawing: INA) |
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| Filleted cedar planking showing the oak tenon of a mortise
and tenon joint.(Photo: INA) |
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| Wooden remains of wickerwork fencing, which may have lined
the ship’s bulwarks to keep out waves in rough weather.(Photo: INA) |
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