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Construction workers in Kingston upon Hull discovered a 300-year-old cannon during excavation work

Construction workers found a cast-iron cannon believed to date from the late 17th to early 18th century while digging in Kingston upon Hull, UK. The cannon weighs over a ton and appears to have been decommissioned and repurposed as a mooring post. Archaeologists from Humber Field Archaeology examined the find, which was discovered during restoration work at Queen's Gardens.

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NYPNY PostRIGHT88d ago

“Construction workers unearth 300-year-old cannon while on a routine dig in the UK”

BBreitbartRIGHT88d ago

“PHOTOS: UK Construction Workers Find 'Very Rare' 300-Year-Old Cannon Hidden Underground”

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