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A gunflint: these were mass produced in their thousands during the 18th and 19th centuries. The gunflint was used to strike the steel plate of a rifle to create a spark which would ignite the gunpowder and fire the projectile.
Recovered from the wreck of the East India Company ship *Earl of Abergavenny*, lost in Weymouth Bay in 1805.
Dimensions (max mm): length 36.0; width: 30.6; height: 11.1
The object was scanned by Maritime Archaeology Trust for the Nautical Archaeoloy Society with a HP SLS3. Post-processed in ZBrush.
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