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Wreck is a non-sailable often broken relic of a ship, boat, dug out or other watercraft. The term can be used also to refer for wrecked goods. <ref>Guide for Archaeological Heritage in Finland: http://akp.nba.fi/wiki;hylky</ref> The most common wrecks in a maritime context are [[shipwreck|shipwrecks]]. | Wreck is a non-sailable often broken relic of a ship, boat, dug out or other watercraft. The term can be used also to refer for wrecked goods. <ref>Guide for Archaeological Heritage in Finland: http://akp.nba.fi/wiki;hylky</ref> The most common wrecks in a maritime context are [[shipwreck|shipwrecks]]. | ||
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The wreck of Garpen, Finland. Photo:Riikka Tevali, Copyright:FHA. | The wreck of Garpen, Finland. Photo:Riikka Tevali, Copyright:FHA. | ||
Revision as of 13:43, 25 March 2021
Definition
Sunken or otherwise rejected watercraft or any part of it or its content.[1]
Description:
Wreck is a non-sailable often broken relic of a ship, boat, dug out or other watercraft. The term can be used also to refer for wrecked goods. [2] The most common wrecks in a maritime context are shipwrecks.
The wreck of Garpen, Finland. Photo:Riikka Tevali, Copyright:FHA.
- ↑ Guide for Archaeological Heritage in Finland: http://akp.nba.fi/wiki;hylky
- ↑ Guide for Archaeological Heritage in Finland: http://akp.nba.fi/wiki;hylky
