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DP 174335 |
Brian Hession (left) and Graham Scott place the wooden gun-carriage (DP00/013) associated with Gun 8 (DP00/203) in a temporary wet storage tank. (Edward Martin) |
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DP 174336 |
Conservator Stephanie Erpenbeck of National Museums Scotland begins the process of stabilising the wooden gun-carriage (DP00/013) associated with Gun 8 (DP00/203). (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174337 |
A gun-port lid lying on top of the large framed and panelled door (DP00/146). Unfortunately, for operational reasons, the lid was not recovered. Scale 15 centimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174338 |
A gun-port lid lying on top of the large framed and panelled door. Unfortunately, for operational reasons, the lid was not recovered. Scale 15 centimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174339 |
A concreted sword hilt (DP92/178) recovered by the Archaeological Diving Unit in 1992. Scale 20 centimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174340 |
The sword hilt (DP92/178), sheathed in shark-skin and wound with gold and silver wire, after extraction from concretion in the conservation laboratory. Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174341 |
A segment of concretion retains impressions of the sword hilt’s decoration (DP92/178), including the face of a putto or cherub. Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174342 |
A segment of concretion retains impressions of the sword hilt’s decoration (DP92/178), including the face of a putto or cherub. Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174343 |
A piece of gilded decoration associated with the sword hilt (DP92/178). Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174344 |
Outside face of a snaphaunce pistol lock-plate (DP92/DG11) by George Turner of Edinburgh. Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174345 |
Inside face of a snaphaunce pistol lock-plate (DP92/DG11) by George Turner of Edinburgh. Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174346 |
Detail showing the scrollwork and maker’s initials of a snaphaunce pistol lock-plate (DP92/DG11) by George Turner of Edinburgh. Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174347 |
Sample of lead musket balls of 12- and 14-bore calibre. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174348 |
Lead musket balls roughened (‘burred') to give a dum-dum effect. Scale in millimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174349 |
Wooden powder-boxes (DP01/166, 01/015, 00/170) which would have been slung on a musketeer’s bandolier. Scale 10 centimetres. (Colin Martin)) |
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DP 174350 |
Musketeer’s wooden powder-box (DP01/015) with lid. Scale 10 centimetres. (Colin Martin) |
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DP 174351 |
Re-enactment musketeer of the Civil War period, showing a set of wooden powder-boxes slung on a bandolier, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 2003. (Colin Martin) |
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