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	<title>The Shipwreck Museum</title>
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		<title>Explore…</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Come and explore the wreck of the Warship Anne the best known surviving vessel from Samuel Pepys’ Restoration Navy. Travel back in time to 1749 when the Amsterdam was wrecked on the Hastings shore and was quickly swallowed up by the beach.   This is a story of storm, mutiny, treasure and plunder&#8230;&#8230;    See the treasures from [...]]]></description>
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Travel back in time to 1749 when the <em>Amsterdam</em> was wrecked on the Hastings shore and was quickly swallowed up by the beach.   This is a story of storm, mutiny, treasure and plunder&#8230;&#8230;    See the treasures from both wrecks and go on guided walks to the <em>Amsterdam</em> herself when tides permit.</p>
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		<title>Enter…</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Enter the world of the dinosaurs and travel back  138 million years.  Get to know more about what life was like on the ancient shore that existed then during the Cretaceous period.  See dinosaur footprints and strange fossils as well as the finely-preserved head of Lepidotes, a 138 million year old fish &#8211; still with its [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Experience…</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Opportunities to handle objects. Talks and workshops for schools, groups and families. Advice on how to explore the beach and what to look for. Travel forward 100 years and forecast how the sea level will rise due to global warming. Audio visual shows in our specially designed theatre.]]></description>
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