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File:Anchor of an unknown Lola(ship).jpg

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This is the Anchor of an Unknown LOLA class Chola ship, excavated by the Indian Navy divers off the coast of Poombuhar.

This Photo is taken by my friend Mr.Samuel Rajashekar of ASI and he had agreed to release it under CC licence.

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