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Archaeologist Extracts Extravagant Swedish Shipwreck From 1600s With 64 Cannons From Baltic Sea
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Vasamuseet / The Vasa Museum - CANNONS. Today, 392 years ago, on August 5 in 1626, the Swedish king Gustav II Adolf ordered the cannons for the warship Vasa. On Vasa's first
Vasa ship cannon blasted in Sweden
Fully intact 17th century ship that has ever been salvaged… | Flickr
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Vasa fires imagination with new cannon
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Fully intact 17th century ship that has ever been salvaged… | Flickr
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We Liked The Cut Of The Vasa Museum's Jib | schwingeninswitzerland
Found, maybe: 17th-century cannon belonging to iconic Swedish shipwreck
