Story here. The 520-year-old Dhammazedi Bell. At least, they think it’s the world’s largest. A Singaporean firm will soon make the latest in a series of attempts to dredge it up from a river, where it fell off a raft 400 years ago.
If it really is 290 tons of copper, gold, silver and tin alloy as believed, then it will outweigh the 128-ton Moscow Bell, now considered the heaviest.
What? You mean the World’s Largst Bell wasn’t The Mother of Voices from the 1964 movie The Long Ships*?
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No, probably not. 
Maybe it’s a Diving Bell.
I wonder who it tolls for.
Ask not.
Too late. He already Donne it.
Too bad it wasn’t. I had my hopes up that they might also find the Steel Mare.:eek:
You can take the first ride.