The Hazardous Project

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Warship Hazardous sank in a storm north east of the Isle of Wight in November 1706. The wreck was discovered in 1977 approximately 800 metres south-east of Bracklesham Bay slipway, West Sussex, and the site has been under archaeological investigation by the 308 Sub-Aqua Association for over twenty years. The Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology have deposited a selection of the digital archive resulting from these investigations with the Archaeological Data Service. This material consists of: data tables detailing the contents of the archive; reports on the archive and of recommendations on the care and stabilisation of the artefacts recovered from Hazardous written by Mary Rose Archaeological Services; and a selection of digitised photographs of the wreck and of recovered artefacts.

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Added to data.gov.uk
2021-05-06
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Harvest GUID
a7215bd4118c9f70b4c8795dc654f997
Extent
Latitude: 50.7674° to 50.7354°
Longitude: -0.8775° to -0.8377°
Spatial reference system
urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4326
Dataset reference date
2005-11-09 (publication)
2005-11-09 (revision)
Frequency of update
notPlanned
Responsible party
Archaeology Data Service (custodian); Maritime Archaeology Ltd (originator)
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eng
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