These precious items are not numerous. Except for large items like the extremely heavy winch and the difficult-to-dismantle ship's rudder, the carpenter's toolbox, hand axe, long saber, and other goods had long been moved into the camp.
The next priority was resources. Among them, finished lumber of various shapes was moved first. Most of it was placed under the hut to separate the woodland from the bottom of the wooden boxes, preventing rainwater from gathering into streams and flowing into the boxes, thus protecting the valuable supplies.
Besides the lumber, most tar, gunpowder, canvas, and ropes had also been transported ashore.
However, the total amount of resources was still too vast; wooden walls, floors, and spare masts remained on the ship, undeconstructed.
