Thousands of lead balls on site were originally packed in shells as shrapnel. Granite kerb stones, Aberdeen to Newport. First dived by Tunbridge Wells BSAC in 1994. Ribs and plates around engine and condenser. Surrounded by kerb stones from cargo.
Single screw is of iron.
Armed with guns and torpedo tubes. One stoker died later, after all crew taken off. Very broken due to salvage after war using 4 tons of gelignite. Bronze propellers removed. Mangled wreck lies north-south on sand and shingle with scour on land side.