Side profile of the “worm” found on site, which was used to clean out the cannons after firing
Molten lead, probably created by the fire onboard after the wrecking
Storm clouds approaching the Centre
The tiller handle of the concreted swivel cannon
The barrel and the swivel on the upside-down cannon
The complete breach loading wrought swivel cannon, a rare artefact to be in complete condition
French blue and white Faienceware, showing a lady with a hat
The underside of this wall hanging decorative French Faienceware plate
topside showing a lady holding a line?
Side profile showing the hanging holes
A concreted iron axe head
Looking at the concreted muzzle of Cannon No:1 from The Tile wreck during water changing
The worm showing the hollow shaft which was attached to the missing wooden long handle
One of the trunions on Cannon No:1 with the cap square and wood from the gun carriage still attached
One of the gun carriage truck pins concreted to the underside of the breach of Cannon No: 1
Student Max recording the anchors and cannons from The Tile Wreck during conservation water change
