"We are amateur historians, and while we read the histories and people think they know what happened in the battle, it's very confusing in battle, and what we say is steel doesn't lie," says Vescovo. By really closely investigating the shell holes, even the angle of the shells, we can have the wreck tell us a story of what happened. It's one more point of view of the battle. It's pretty irrefutable compared to human memory, which can get pretty confused. Already from the wreck we've discovered things that people didn't realise about the battle."





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