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Greece has announced the restoration of HMHS Britannic artifacts, more than a century after the German miner mine in the military sea in the military sea.
The operation was carried out in May, but only released on Monday when the Ministry of Culture published details of the find.
The 11th member of the professional divers with deep seas with the equipment of the closed closure conducted a recovery organized by British historian Simon Mills, the founder of the British Fund.
Among the items obtained and raised by the air sacs were the bell of the ship, the party of the navigation lamp, binoculars, ceramic tiles from Turkish baths and equipment from the first and second class.
The artifacts were secured in containers and immediately cleaned marine organisms.
They were then transferred to the laboratory of submarines in Athens, where the protection work will continue.
Some objects expressed in the original plan cannot be restored from their state and location.
The artifacts will eventually be exhibited at the new National Museum of Piraeus, in a section on World War I.
Britain was the third of the White Star Olympic classes as well as the Olympic RMS Titanic and RMS.
The British Admiralty Required the ship to serve as a hospital ship.
On November 16, 1916, she impressed the German mine on the island of KE and sank less than an hour.
Out of 1065 people on board 30 were killed when two rescue boats were pulled into the screw ships.
