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This document, on display at the Archelaus Smith Museum, is not dated. We do not know when it was written, or when this ancient cannon was moved from Green Island to its present location. 1990s? 1980s? 1970s? |
Links to Relevant Websitesby the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum, Key West, Florida http://www.melfisher.org/cannonsurvey/gunfounding101.htm Manufacturing a wrought-iron cannon by the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum, Key West, Florida http://www.melfisher.org/cannonsurvey/forgedguns.htm Manufacturing a cast-iron or cast-bronze cannon by the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum, Key West, Florida http://www.melfisher.org/cannonsurvey/castguns.htm Wrought Iron Through the Ages by Fagan's Forge http://www.fagansforge.com/html/about_wrought_iron_.html Iron Working http://www.regia.org/ironwork.htm Cannons: Reconstruction of Early Medieval Cannons by David Lazenby http://www.middelaldercentret.dk/english/cannon2.htm |