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Treasures from the deep

Treasures from the deep: Tanjungpinang naval base commander Commodore Sulistyana (second left) and Batam naval base commander Col

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Wed, September 24, 2014 Published on Sep. 24, 2014 Published on 2014-09-24T07:54:22+07:00

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Treasures from the deep: Tanjungpinang naval base commander Commodore Sulistyana (second left) and Batam naval base commander Col. R. Eko Suyatno (second right) inspect relics at the Batam naval base in Riau Islands on Tuesday. The Indonesian Navy seized 976 ancient ceramics artefacts of various types taken by treasure hunters from Haluputan waters, 60 miles from Kijang, Bintan, Riau Islands province. (Antara) Treasures from the deep: Tanjungpinang naval base commander Commodore Sulistyana (second left) and Batam naval base commander Col. R. Eko Suyatno (second right) inspect relics at the Batam naval base in Riau Islands on Tuesday. The Indonesian Navy seized 976 ancient ceramics artefacts of various types taken by treasure hunters from Haluputan waters, 60 miles from Kijang, Bintan, Riau Islands province. (Antara) (second left) and Batam naval base commander Col. R. Eko Suyatno (second right) inspect relics at the Batam naval base in Riau Islands on Tuesday. The Indonesian Navy seized 976 ancient ceramics artefacts of various types taken by treasure hunters from Haluputan waters, 60 miles from Kijang, Bintan, Riau Islands province. (Antara)

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span class="caption">Treasures from the deep: Tanjungpinang naval base commander Commodore Sulistyana (second left) and Batam naval base commander Col. R. Eko Suyatno (second right) inspect relics at the Batam naval base in Riau Islands on Tuesday. The Indonesian Navy seized 976 ancient ceramics artefacts of various types taken by treasure hunters from Haluputan waters, 60 miles from Kijang, Bintan, Riau Islands province. (Antara)

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