Big blow

[diveplam]

The blows continue.

 

[Gene Mean]

The blows continue.

A wooden chest?

 

[diveplam]

Rudder and pintle

 

[diveplam]

We are near the stern of the ship.😉

 

[diveplam]

Today's finds are: a brass sabre handle and a boat hook. So the handles from this shipwreck became two.

 

[diveplam]

The blows continue.

There is also a video clip, but I don't know why I can't add it.

 

[diveplam]

Colleagues, for years we have been searching for the steamship *Edinburgh*, which sank on March 15, 1855, somewhere off Cape Shabla. It was towing the English three-masted barque *Banshee* and the French barque *Mistral*, both of which also sank in that vicinity. In the shallows, we found two cannons that likely belonged to this steamship. Near these cannons, we discovered artifacts dating precisely to that era—the period of the Crimean War. I have shared our findings regarding this shipwreck in several other threads on this site. Based on the discovery of this rudder, the sabers, and the base of a porcelain plate bearing French text—which has since been gifted to archaeologists—I have come to the conclusion that the vessel is a French sailing ship. Could it be the *Mistral*?