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  • BAC3 - NON-FERROUS

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    3 2 1. Union/screw: Long metal bar with a hexagonal top extends down to a round stopper. Around this section sits a large, mobile piece with a hexagonal top and a threaded base. Past the round stopper is a fibrous (rubber) washer and a rounded conical piece with four short prongs at its end. The ...

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  • BAC39 - NON-FERROUS

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    and can be rotated and shifted up and down the 1 mm pin. On the second stud the piece is fused to the ...

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  • GT6135 - Ship's timber

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    thickness (tip was nailed down, this indicates a bottom-based construction method; otherwise it would nailed ...

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  • GT6172E - Ship's timber

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    perpendicular to the planking's thickness (tip was nailed down, this indicates a bottom-based construction ...

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  • BAC5 - MISCELLANEOUS

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    a hexagonal head, and two washers attached halfway down it’s length. MISCELLANEOUS North West Cat 8 Mon, ...

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  • BAC10 - Glass

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    ink outside of the bottle. The well side of the bottle is embossed with ‘THIS SIDE DOWN TO FILL ...

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  • BAC8 - MISCELLANEOUS

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    along the shape shifts down a few cm so it looks like two halves of a rectangle that didn’t meet exactly ...

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  • BAC46

    Artefact | Updated 9 Feb 2018

    meet a screw penetrates then extends down to form a centre support leg. On the left side of the frame ...

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