This Swedish warship — known as Vasa — sank on its maiden voyage all the way back in 1628. Incredibly, it was salvaged in such impressive condition that it's now known as the best-preserved 17th-century ship in the world.
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Jimmy 9 month s ago
#13 And what is more, there are no two identical sculptures; they are completely individually designed 
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Leon 9 month s ago
Jimmy,
i dont know... have you looked at ALL of them? they all look the same to me Lol
i dont know... have you looked at ALL of them? they all look the same to me Lol
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Bazaleel 9 month s ago
Leon,
This was discovered during archiving; you can come back down
This was discovered during archiving; you can come back down
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Webb 9 month s ago
There are thousands of churches around europe that have the same age - this one is build around 1200 www.danmarks-kirker.dk/helsingor/herstedoster_hel.htm
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Elaine 9 month s ago
#13 they all have also different faces.
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Hal 9 month s ago
#11 I don't think very many one handed people got a nice metal hand back then. Even if they wanted to drag one around. 
i dont know... have you looked at ALL of them? they all look the same to me Lol
This was discovered during archiving; you can come back down