The ANCODS Collection HandoverPhoto Galleries | Updated 1 decade ago ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann ANCODS launchPhoto by Tom Rovis-Hermann The ANCODS Collection consists of artefacts recovered from the four Dutch East India Company ships that sank along the Western Australian coast in the 17th and 18th centuries. The collection is rich and varied including bullion, cargo and building materials, navigational equipment, arms and armament, medical supplies, personal possessions of the crew and passengers, human and animal remains, and artefacts relating to the ships, their sails and rigging.The photo gallery documents the handover ceremony held in February 2011.