Published November 7, 2021
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SHIPWRECK Barrel Tap In Concretion 1806 wreck
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SHIPWRECK. A piece of concretion recovered from the wreck of the JOHN & PHOEBE which sank off the Isle of Wight, UK in 1806. Within the concretion is a brass barrel tap, some pices of coal, a piece of wood and the end of a treenail can be seen.
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