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Repair efforts enhance in-situ protection and uncover new archaeological features near the rudder.
Repair to sandbagging covering the rudder and survey of newly exposed archaeology next to the rudder. Gaps in the in-situ protection were filled and new archaeology was found in the form of a trestle-tree. trestle- trees were timbers used to support the fighting tops.
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