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Unidentified Concretion
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NOAA's Monitor National Marine Sanctuary
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This is an unidentified concretion, before treatment. It was excavated from the engine room area of the ship in 2001. We can see what we believe are leather bands, potentially 4 or more, throughout the concretion. Other pieces taken from this concretion included an ironstone Willow Ware plate, a lantern base, and an iron bolt and bar.

We intend to photomodel this piece throughout its conservation treatment as a documentation tool.

What do you see? Stay tuned to find out what’s inside!

Courtesy of The Mariners’ Museum and Park.

Please contact tgutshall@marinersmusem.org for more details.

Published 6 years ago
Mar 7th 2017
  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
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  • shipwreck
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  • museum
  • conservation
  • shipwreck-archaeology
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  • archaeology
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