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The title refers to a performer named who is purportedly from Salamina , a large Greek island in the Saronic Gulf near Athens. 34 ta kanonia tis marias apo ti salamina sirin exclusive
| Feature | Details | |---------|---------| | | Bronze (≈ 88 % Cu, 10 % Sn, 2 % Pb). The alloy composition is consistent with Ottoman‑era foundries in Istanbul and Bodrum . | | Caliber | 12 cm (approx. 4.7 in) – classified as 12‑pounder (weight of the cannonball). | | Length | 2.05 m – typical for medium‑range naval guns of the early‑17th c. | | Weight | 1,300 kg each (average). | | Markings | All barrels bear a single stamped emblem : a stylised double‑headed eagle with the Greek inscription “ΜΑΡΙΑ” (Maria) and the date “ΑΓ 1655” (Year 1655 in the Greek calendar). | | Carriage Design | Two surviving carriages are two‑wheel, wooden‑reinforced with bronze trunnion plates—evidence of a “pivot‑mount” system enabling rapid traverse. | | Preservation | Despite 350 + years underwater, the bronze surfaces show only light verdigris ; the inner bore remains largely free of corrosion, allowing accurate measurement of bore diameter. | But the story does not end there
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