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Colour slide. University of St Andrews (ADU) diving vessel XANADU alongside TERSCHELLING.

Colour slide. ADU diver inspects interior of conning tower.

Digitized copy of an Illustration showing a sketch plan of the Resurgam on the seabed drawn from observation by W C Turner, Malvern Archaeological Diving, in 1937.

Colour slide. Deployment of Slingsby Crawler ROV with garaged Hydrovision ROV from TERSCHELLING Research Vessel.

Colour slide. ADU diver moving forward along the top of RESURGAM, hand resting on exhaust port.

Colour slide. Airlift preparing to excavate wooden cladding from the former location of the submarine, with the straps formerly fastening the cladding to the side of the submarine protruding above the seabed.

Colour slide. Strapping for wooden cladding of submarine standing proud above seabed.

Colour slide. Diver lifting/recovery cage on board research vessel TERSCHELLING with cage for ROVs alongside.

Colour slide. Degraded wooden cladding with tarred canvas (and photo scale).

Colour slide. Midsection of submarine (viewed from stern with conning tower and exhaust port) with diver.

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