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    A second Dahlgren is twice as nice [Image 2 of 2]

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    A large clamshell or orange-peel dredging grab bucket is suspended from a crane on what appears to be a work barge on a waterway. The deck is covered with dark, wet dredged sediment or mud that has been deposited from recent grabs. Multiple workers and support equipment are visible on the barge deck in the background.

    SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES

    09.15.2015

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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District

    Archaeologists are employing a grapple during the mechanized phase of the CSS Georgia’s recovery. (Photo by Julie Morgan)

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    Date Taken: 09.15.2015
    Date Posted: 09.17.2015 15:17
    Photo ID: 2182038
    VIRIN: 150915-A-CE999-002
    Resolution: 1224x1632
    Size: 1.37 MB
    Location: SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, US
    Web Views: 437
    Downloads: 5

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    A heavily corroded and encrusted historical cannon is being lifted by a crane against a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. The object appears to have been recovered from an underwater or buried context, evidenced by significant marine or soil encrustation covering its surface. The cannon displays classic features including a cascabel (knob) at the breech end and a tapered barrel.
    A large clamshell or orange-peel dredging grab bucket is suspended from a crane on what appears to be a work barge on a waterway. The deck is covered with dark, wet dredged sediment or mud that has been deposited from recent grabs. Multiple workers and support equipment are visible on the barge deck in the background.

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    Savannah Harbor Expansion Project
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