Editing Well smack (section)

==Marine archaeology and research==
[[File:Notre Dame de Rumengol (Gabare).jpg|thumb|[[Gaff rig|Gaff]] [[ketch]] rig]]
There is no way today of seeing or touching a [[United Kingdom|UK]] welled smack, apart from the drawings, and a fuzzy, distant photo or two, in [[Edgar J. March]]'s 1950 book.  There is no known film, photo of the deck, marine wreck site, or souvenir.  A welled smack should be easily identifiable at a wreck site from the unusually heavy hull-construction around the well. In the [[British Film Institute]] there may be one copy of a Faroese film of sou-westered fishermen on the rolling deck of a welled smack, pricking swim-bladders and placing the fish in the well—but it is not available to researchers for confirmation. In [[New England]], however, the ''[[Emma C. Berry (sloop)|Emma C. Berry]]'' survives.