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Victorian Period

Old Victorian Shoreline
Possible “Caislean Nua”, clinker built cargo vessel, circa 1800 CE, approximately 32.5 feet (9.9m) long, discovered by Northage near Bushy Park 2012. (Annach Cuan)
The Inishanbo Victorian racing yacht, discovered by Northage 2011

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