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Sunken Riches: Jewels from the ‘Earl of Abergavenny’ Shipwreck Spark New Fascination

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The infamous Earl of Abergavenny cargo ship sunk in 1805 off the coast of Weymouth with William Wordsworth’s brother John Wordsworth as the captain of the vessel. Known as one of the UK’s most horrific maritime disasters, the wreck involved the loss of 250 lives. Reaching the headlines 219 years later, the wreckage has now been granted protected status as of 14th August 2024. The ship’s cargo, estimated at around £70,000 at the time, is said to …

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