More From The Workshop (8/12/2023) FROM THE WORKSHOP: FINAL PIECES OF WORLD’S OLDEST SHIP REPLICA THAT CROSSED THE ATLANTIC UNLOADED IN MONTROSE, IOWA. CLICK HERE TO SEE VIDEO. CLICK T FROM THE WORKSHOP: FINAL PIECES OF WORLD’S OLDEST SHIP REPLICA THAT CROSSED THE ATLANTIC UNLOADED IN MONTROSE, IOWA. CLICK HERE TO SEE VIDEO. MODERN DAY WORKERS RESTORING 2,600-YEAR OLD SHIP REPLICA. CLICK TO SEE MODERN DAY WORKERS RESTORING 2,600-YEAR-OLD SHIP REPLICA. How do I connect the 20-ton crane to the 40-foot container? The rigging and ropes are so important on the open seas. All are welcome at the Phoenicia to see and feel ancient artifacts that are from the Old World in the Heartland. DETAILS FROM LAST PIECE OF THE HULL TO COME OFF THE CONTAINER. NOW ALL STRUCTURAL PIECES ARE TOGETHER AND THE BIG WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION MOVES FORWARD. HELP THE GOOD WORK MOVE ALONG. How Does This Piece Fit into the Puzzle? Let’s Do the Job We Came to Do. Wisdom, Knowledge, and Insight Come with Age. ©2023 Heart Land Research Group | 2681 Milan Street Easton, PA 18045
