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NCN 31754, IJsselmeer. Piaam, Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Wreck of a wooden merchant ship found in the IJsselmeer (former Zuidersea) just in front of the coast of the town Piaam This wreckpart measures 9,5m by 3m. The large oak strake on the left side measures a diameter of 50cmx8cm. - NCN 31754, IJsselmeer. Piaam, Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

NCN 31713, IJsselmeer, Workum, Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Wreck of a wooden cargo sailing vessel found in the IJsselmeer (former Zuiderzee) just in front of the coast of the city of Workum. The ship was loaded with yellow bricks (“geeltjes”) and probably stranded due to bad weather conditions in these shallow coast waters. The wreck (17m x 5m) has first been located in 2014 by the archaeological diving team of Stichting Archeos Fryslan (SAF) and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) as “Workum 3” (W209) It’s now part of a more intensified survey and investigation of the maritime heritage values of these coastal Ijsselmeer waters of the municipality Súdwest-Fryslân by the SAF-team. Supported by and in close cooperation with the agency and the municipality, the SAF-team investigates and reports about these archeological findings. - NCN 31713, IJsselmeer, Workum, Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Brass kettle pan 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Brass kettle pan, (35cm diameter, 37cm height) found in a wreck of a 17th century wooden merchant ship in the Dutch intertidal zone Waddensea. Note the black tar stain on the innerside of the kettle. This wreck located in 2022 is still under investigation by Stichting Archeos Fryslan and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) - Brass kettle pan 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Uelvesbüll wreck Husum, Germany - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)This wreck was found in 1994 during construction work in the Uelvesbüller Koog, Nordfriesland, Schleswig Holstein, North Germany. It is a flat-bottomed Dutch cargo vessel, which could also sail in shallow waters. The dendrochronological examination of the oak wood used in the construction revealed that the keel was laid around 1600. About twenty years later there was an accident off the Adolfskoog: The vessel sank in a tidal channel. After salvage and a two-year stabilisation phase in a sugar solution, the wreck has been on display in the Nordfriesland Maritime Museum since April 1998. https://www.schiffahrtsmuseum-nf.de/index.php?id=uelvesbueller_wrack. The model has been created during a short visit to the museum in August 2022. - Uelvesbüll wreck Husum, Germany - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Wooden tackle block, 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Wooden tackle block (22cm diameter, 12cm thick) found in a wreck of a 17th century wooden merchant ship in the Dutch intertidal zone Waddensea. This wreck located in 2022 is still under investigation by Stichting Archeos Fryslan and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) - Wooden tackle block, 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Historic barge at shipyard Van Klink Workum - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Restoration of a historic dutch wooden fishing barge at the shipyard Van Klink in the Frisian city of Workum. These fishing barges where used on the former Zuiderzee. Owner Ivor Van Klink is one of the last remaining craftsman who masters the skills to make and repair these kind of wooden barges (wierumer aak, botter, blazer and blazeraak). Ivor bought this ship for his son Jan to learn and practice with him the skills to be his intended successor as a ship’s carpenter. https://www.facebook.com/Scheepswerf-van-Klink-1530869463804774/ See animation clip on youtube: https://youtu.be/WcwCFDx0wus - Historic barge at shipyard Van Klink Workum - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Old wine bottle, IJsselmeer The Netherlands - 3D model by Stichting Maritieme Archeologie (@stichtingmaritiemearcheologie)Old glass wine bottle from an ancient wrecked wooden sailingvessel at the IJsselmeer coast near Workum. This recently located wreck by the amateur archeology diving team of Stichting Archeos Fryslan, is still under investigation. - Old wine bottle, IJsselmeer The Netherlands - 3D model by Stichting Maritieme Archeologie (@stichtingmaritiemearcheologie)

Limestone windlass, IJsselmeer The Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Maritieme Archeologie (@stichtingmaritiemearcheologie)Old limestone windlass (winch) from an ancient wrecked wooden sailingvessel at the IJsselmeer coast near Workum. This recently located wreck by the amateur archeology diving team of Stichting Archeos Fryslan, is still under investigation. The diameter of the stone is 300mm and it is 95mm thick. it has a remarkable tread wear pattern with 2 curves. - Limestone windlass, IJsselmeer The Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Maritieme Archeologie (@stichtingmaritiemearcheologie)

Wooden block pulley, IJsselmeer The Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Maritieme Archeologie (@stichtingmaritiemearcheologie)Old block pulley from an ancient wrecked wooden sailingvessel at the IJsselmeer coast near Workum. This recently located wreck by the amateur archeology diving team of Stichting Archeos Fryslan, is still under investigation. The dimensions of the wooden block are 220x170x160mm. Both wheels are made from pockwood with a diameter of 140mm and 20mm thick. The radius of the tread is 18mm. Around the iron parts of the pulley is still a lot of concretion to be found. - Wooden block pulley, IJsselmeer The Netherlands - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Maritieme Archeologie (@stichtingmaritiemearcheologie)

18th century swivel gun (Queen Anne NK47-11) - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)English cast-iron ½-pounder swivel gun (draaibas NL) from the Queen Anne (NK47-11), an English merchantman that was wrecked on the Zuiderzee near Kuinre (province of Overijssel NL) in the first quarter of the 18th century. The wreck was discovered in a now-reclaimed part of the Zuiderzee (the Noordoostpolder) in 2016 and excavated by the Groningen Institute of Archaeology of the University of Groningen during the summerof 2018. The wreck was well preserved and contained a large number of artefacts, including multiple weapons under which 4 swivel guns and dozens of cannonballs. This swivel gun (3 ft, 90 cm) has the mark “P” (proof) on top of the first reinforced section. The pictures for this 3D model have been taken during the course “Cannon recording and drawing” by Nico Brinck at the ArcheoHotspot in the Batavialand museum in Lelystad March 2023. Organized by the Dutch archaeological association LWAOW - 18th century swivel gun (Queen Anne NK47-11) - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Lead sounding weight, 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Lead sounding weight (8.6kg, 52cm length, 35-55mm diameter) found in a wreck of a 17th century wooden merchant ship in the Dutch intertidal zone Waddensea. This wreck located in 2022 is still under investigation by Stichting Archeos Fryslan and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) - Lead sounding weight, 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

NCN 31754, Oak strake for dendro-dating - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Oak strake of a wreck of an ancient merchant ship found in the IJsselmeer (former Zuidersea) just in front of the coast of the town Piaam The board measures a diameter of 50cmx8cm and has been taken for dendrochronological dating of the wreck. - NCN 31754, Oak strake for dendro-dating - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Pine wood double outer plank, 17th century wreck - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Part of a pine wood double (outer) plank (width 28cm , 30mm thick) found in a wreck of a 17th century merchant ship in the Dutch intertidal zone Waddensea. Double planking was a common shipbuilding technique in the 17th century in the Netherlands. (Double Dutch) This wreck located in 2022 is still under investigation by Stichting Archeos Fryslan and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) - Pine wood double outer plank, 17th century wreck - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Delft blue tile shard, 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Shard of a Delft blue tile found in a wreck of a 17th century wooden merchant ship in the Dutch intertidal zone Waddensea. This wreck located in 2022 is still under investigation by Stichting Archeos Fryslan and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) - Delft blue tile shard, 17th century - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Limonite concretion from the IJsselmeer seabed - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)A block of limonite concretion found on the seabed at a depth of 4m of the IJsselmeer (NL) near Kornwerderzand. This block (15x15cm) was a part of a larger vein (5m x 0,5m) just on top of the clay layer in the dredged shipping route towards the Afsluitdijk. Limonite concretions, also known as limonite nodules or limonite balls, are geological formations composed primarily of the mineral limonite, which is a type of iron ore. (NL: moerasijzererts, ijzeroer) The formation of this concretion sediment goes back to the Holocene era (3850 BC - 500 BC) when this area was covered with peat. Info: Atlas of the Holocene Netherlands - Limonite concretion from the IJsselmeer seabed - 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

17th century Double Dutch planking (NCN 34303) - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Sample of a double planking shiphull of a 17th century merchant ship. The shipwreck (most likely a Dutch Catship) measures 31x6m, was found in the Dutch intertidal zone Waddensea, near Kornwerderzand by Stichting Archeos Fryslan. The outer planking made of 240x30mm pinewood boards, have been nailed with iron 5mm square shaped nails to the oak inner planking. The inner oak strakes (5-6cm thick) are fastened to the frames with treenails with a diameter of 33mm. These treenails are ‘locked’ into the oak board with a square oak wedge, hammered into its center. There are traces of a waterproofing caulking material in between the double planking. It could be made of hemp rope or animal hair. The inner and outer plank of this model can be observed on both sides in seperate models posted on Sketchfab. This wreck located in 2022 is still under investigation in 2023 and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) © www.archeosfryslan.nl - 17th century Double Dutch planking (NCN 34303) - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

Double Dutch oak futtock (NCN 34303) - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)Part of an oak futtock taken for dendrochronical analysis of a 17th century shipwreck. It has a cross section of 250x200mm.The shipwreck (most likely a Dutch Catship) measures 31x6m, was found in the Dutch intertidal zone Waddensea, near Kornwerderzand by Stichting Archeos Fryslan. This ship has a double planking hull construction. This wreck located in 2022 is still under investigation in 2023 and has been reported to the Dutch Cultural Heritage Agency (RCE) © www.archeosfryslan.nl - Double Dutch oak futtock (NCN 34303) - Download Free 3D model by Stichting Archeos Fryslan (@archeosfryslan)

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