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Measurements indicated that the wreck was an 18th century vessel, between 300 and 400 tons and of similar construction to some of the scuttled transports.
In 2001, the combined team excavated further at the GAMMA site.
They found the remains of the keelson, stem post and additional floor timbers which can be compared to the original plans of the Endeavour drawn up by the Deptford Dockyard in 1768.
The team also uncovered additional timbers, including internal or ceiling planking, iron fastenings and treenails, floors and futtocks (the components that make up the frame of a ship) and, eventually, the keel itself.
The scantlings (timber measurements) of the excavated remains were compared to the four known sets of ship's plans of Endeavour, along with constructi |
