Iron concretion with imprint on the surface of a textile structure, possibly from a money bag, originating from the concretion from the wreck of the East Indies shipwreck 't Vliegend Hart, which died in 1735. The concretion once lay against a textile object, presumably it was a bag of money. The pattern is clearly visible. The pattern consists of very fine zigzag lines. Concretion, Dutch East India Company, 't Vliegend Hart (ship), c. 1700 - c. 1735, concretionary stone, h 4 cm × w 3.5 cm × d 0.8 cm
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