Martin Mere canoe.jpg
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English: Dugout canoe dating from 535 A.D., found buried in a field near Crossens (Merseyside, England) in 1899, near what was once the northern shore of Martin Mere. Now on display in the Botanic Gardens Museum, Churchtown. |
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| Author | Small-town hero |
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