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@BU_ArchAnth students surveying unknown #shipwrecks. Today they were joined by a couple of lost #seahorses

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Week one of our archaeological field school, putting our students diving skills to use investigating shipwrecks across Poole Bay

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A successful week completing our @BU_ArchAnth #scientificdiving students @BSACdivers Ocean Diver courses ready to dive on shipwrecks next month

[HE Maritime @HE_Maritime]

The wreck was identified by maritime archaeologists from @bu_maritimearch, and Sheilah and Martin Openshaw, as the mooring lighter Yard Craft No. 8 lost in September 1903.
https://t.co/18JTOgoh2J

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Teaching the @BU_ArchAnth students thier @BSACdivers Ocean Diver a part of their archaeology degree @bournemouthuni

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@FionaCoward @digginggardener @bournemouthuni @JessicaToale @PooleMuseum Yes, will be in the shipwreck gallery, along with a few other wrecks we've worked on

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@4biddntruth You can read more about the wreck here https://t.co/LGA4l9D1ee

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https://t.co/H2jgpIwb1G

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@SallyBadham @TimPalmerEO Now we've got them up, we think the larger one may have been polished.

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The cauldron was likely over 50 years old when the ship wreck https://t.co/PsBc8yHVYu

[🅰ntiquity Journal @AntiquityJ]

How did medieval sailors cook? #MedievalMonday
Discovery of cauldrons and a brazier in Britain's only 13th-century shipwreck suggests they did so on board, where previously it was believed they must have gone ashore to cook.

🆓 https://t.co/ddxPZARXOl

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Purbeck marble graveslabs from the #MortarWreck https://t.co/ltwOT97UDA https://t.co/H12YKsBGpA
#protectedwreck

[🅰ntiquity Journal @AntiquityJ]

📰 Medieval trade networks revealed by 13th-century shipwreck

#AntiquityResearch in the news via @HeritageDaily

https://t.co/FMM5jtgDb3

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@PearlPolanski @lawrence_shaw @thetimeteam https://t.co/nehyhCmZEI

[Lawrence Shaw @lawrence_shaw]

An INCREDIBLE day yesterday with the @bu_maritimearch team, as the lifted some BEAUTIFUL Purbeck Marble grave slabs which have been sat on the sea bed just outside Poole Harbour for more than 700 years 😍👏 @thetimeteam

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And we have lift off

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Prepping the 800yo #purbeckmarble grave slabs from the #mortarwreck

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Strong winds, no vis, and dealing with every #WAFI under the sun but nothing beats diving on an 800 year old shipwreck in preparation for something big 🧐

[Emma Royce OBE PhD @DrEmmaEgging]

I proudly wore three ‘hats’ yesterday. CEO @JonEggingTrust, Pro-chancellor @bournemouthuni and archeology graduate 🤩Our Dorset Blue Skies students experienced the wonders of underwater archaeology thanks to @BU_ArchAnth @bu_maritimearch 🌊 @E_L_Jenkins. #teamwork in action.

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@StroudStory @CathyRLowe @CarolineIrwin3 @chartres_Fiona @churchartnature @Horatioforever @todbooklady @Portaspeciosa @PosyHill1 @mutley7781 @DavidMa16901372 His main source is Littler (1859) https://t.co/05cfMTbjzd

But he also say a "Pardon bowl" is spoken of in Cranmer's works as being in Waltham Abbey Church. but i have no idea what that means