| Summary: | The site of the wreck was visited on 30th November 2001, but the wreck itself was not visible because of high river levels. The remains of the frames on both sides of the vessel are apparently visible at low water, and some clinker planking is said to exist. The vessel is possibly medieval in date, however the use of oak treenails suggests it is more likely to date towards the early 17th century. |
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