Rooswijk The Rooswijk was built in

Rooswijk
The Rooswijk was built in 1737 as a retourschip, a VOC company vessel designed specifically for repeat trading missions between Holland and Asia. It was lost in 1739 after being overwhelmed by weather. The site lies approximately 12.5km southeast of Ramsgate at the eastern end of the Kellett Gut region of the Goodwin Sands. The site was dived by WA in 2007 under the PWA contract but the full extent of the site could not be established by diver survey although it was thought to be comprised of two main areas of wreckage, together with a possible debris field between them and an area of wreck material to the north. The sidescan sonar data has significantly improved our understanding of this site (C) by showing that there is a significant amount of material present from west to east across the survey area, amongst sandwaves which are predominantly oriented east-west. Scour marks around some of the material are oriented northwards giving an indication of the current flow.

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Rooswijk Rooswijk dibangun pada 1737 sebagai retourschip, perusahaan wadah VOC yang dirancang khusus untuk mengulangi misi perdagangan antara Holland dan Asia. Itu hilang pada tahun 1739 setelah kewalahan oleh cuaca. Situs terletak sekitar 12.5km tenggara dari Ramsgate di ujung timur wilayah Kellett Gut pasir Goodwin. Situs menyelam oleh WA tahun 2007 di bawah kontrak PWA tetapi sepenuhnya situs tidak dapat dilakukan oleh penyelam survey meskipun ia diperkirakan terdiri dari dua bidang utama dari puing-puing, bersama-sama dengan bidang puing-puing mungkin antara mereka dan daerah bahan kecelakaan di Utara. Sidescan sonar data secara signifikan telah meningkatkan pemahaman kita tentang situs ini (C) dengan menunjukkan bahwa ada sejumlah besar bahan hadir dari Barat ke Timur melintasi daerah survei, antara sandwaves yang didominasi berorientasi Timur-Barat. Menjelajah tanda beberapa materi berorientasi ke utara memberikan indikasi aliran arus.