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three meter carved oak lion figurehead of the Swedish warship Vasa recovered almost entirely intact after 333 years underwater. Stockholm Sweden 1628
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three meter carved oak lion figurehead of the Swedish warship Vasa recovered almost entirely intact after 333 years underwater. Stockholm Sweden 1628
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The Swedish warship Vasa sunk in 1628 CE, only 1,300 m into her maiden voyage. Not only was the ship salvaged nearly intact, but so were the remains of the people on board, including a sailor's brain
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The Swedish warship Vasa sunk in 1628 CE, only 1,300 m into her maiden voyage. Not only was the ship salvaged nearly intact, but so were the remains of the people on board, including a sailor's brain
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Swedish runestone from around 1000 A.D, discovered in Stockholm 1865, then it got lost, then found again in a landfill 1921. The runes reads: Anund and Torgils had the stone erected after Asgöt.
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Swedish runestone from around 1000 A.D, discovered in Stockholm 1865, then it got lost, then found again in a landfill 1921. The runes reads: Anund and Torgils had the stone erected after Asgöt.
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Preserved brain from a crewmember of the warship Vasa, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628.
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Preserved brain from a crewmember of the warship Vasa, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628.
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