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This project is brought to you by Wessex Archaeology on behalf of the Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund.

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Images tagged "protected wrecks"

Composite geophysical image of the Talis
Talis cargo winch
Salcombe Cannon
\'Wheel wreck\' site
\'Wheel wreck\' site
Fragments of hull structure of the \'Pipe wreck\'
Pipe cargo of the \'Pipe wreck\'
Pipe cargo and fish on the \'Pipe wreck\'
\'Wheel wreck\' site
Rudder of the Talis
A resident of the Talis Condenser
Engine of the SS Concha
Anchor of the SS Concha
Multibeam bathymetry of the SS Concha
Stern frames of the HMS Drake
Remains of a ladder into the HMS Drake
Bow area of HMS Drake
Stern and propellor of the Holland V
Hatch of the  protected wreck Holland V and fish
Deck and Conning Tower of the Holland V
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