Captain Jane Cohen was more than willing to deliver it to SAAO for safekeeping the next day. The Robertson police were just as happy to give up the exhaust nozzle, providing Case drove out to fetch it. It took a bit more persuasion to get the civil aviation authorities to give up the Worcester object, which proved to be one of the pressurisation spheres mounted around the base of a Delta II second stage. Currently all three objects are in SAAO's mechanical workshop, and it's hoped that they will go on display in Cape Town's new MTN ScienCentre. The propellant tank definitely took some hits in orbit before falling on South Africa, however.
Photographs show a number of micrometeorite pits from small bits of debris.