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The Vasa was a Swedish warship that unfortunately sank just about 20 minutes into its first voyage in 1628. It holds the unique status of being the only 17th-century ship completely recovered in its original form.
Sweden's King Gustavus Adolphus had commissioned the construction of the Vasa, as part of his military expansion plans. The ship was constructed in Stockholm's navy yard between 1626 and 1627. However, on its maiden voyage on August 10, 1628, it sank after encountering two strong gusts of wind.x
It was later discovered that the ship's construction was not symmetrical. Researchers found four different rulers used by the shipbuilders. Two of them used Swedish feet, which was 12 inches, while the other two used Amsterdam feet, which was only 11 inches.
Fred Hocker, an archaeologist at the Vasa Museum, explained, "When someone instructs to make something four inches thick, one builder's four inches might not be the same as the next builder's. This can be seen in the variations in the timbers."
When the ship was brought up from the sea in 1961, marine archaeologists found 15 human remains and a treasure trove of artifacts like coins, cutlery, cannons, clothing, food, drinks, and weapons.