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How a 1997 Lego spill led to plastic 'archaeological artefacts' washing up on Cornwall beaches
Millions of Lego pieces lost 23 years ago are still washing up in Cornwall today - Cornwall Live
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After 25 Years at Sea, Shipwrecked Lego Pieces Are Still Washing Ashore on Beaches in England | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Five million pieces of Lego lost at sea and one woman's 25-year quest to find them | Daily Mail Online
Millions of Lego pieces lost 23 years ago are still washing up in Cornwall today - Cornwall Live
Lego Lost At Sea: How a search for five million figurines lost off the coast of Cornwall in 1997 uncovered an underwater world of plastic toys | Ents & Arts News | Sky News
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How a 1997 Lego spill led to plastic 'archaeological artefacts' washing up on Cornwall beaches
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