France’s deepest shipwreck found: 16th-century vessel discovered off Ramatuelle
Archaeologists have uncovered the deepest known shipwreck in French territorial waters—more than 2.5 kilometers (approximately 8,200 feet) deep under the ...
Archaeologists have uncovered the deepest known shipwreck in French territorial waters—more than 2.5 kilometers (approximately 8,200 feet) deep under the ...
Over 300 years after a fateful demise, new evidence is supporting the identification of a Colombian Caribbean shipwreck as the ...
In a remarkable blend of cutting-edge technology, historical curiosity, and deep-sea exploration, a recent expedition has uncovered the most detailed ...
Archaeologists in southwest Sweden, in the coastal town of Varberg, have unearthed six historic shipwrecks near the original shoreline during ...
Two previously long-misidentified shipwrecks off Costa Rica's southern coast have at last been conclusively determined to be 18th-century Danish slave ...
Archaeologists in Barcelona have discovered a well-preserved medieval ship during excavation operations near Ciutadella Park, shedding light on the city's ...
Maritime archaeologists from the Museum of Wrecks (Vrak) in Stockholm have identified a shipwreck off Sweden's coast that may be ...
In the shallow waters of Santa Maria del Focallo, near Ispica in Sicily, archaeologists have uncovered a 2,500-year-old shipwreck alongside ...
Recent research on skeletal remains from the Mary Rose, a Tudor warship under King Henry VIII, has uncovered fascinating insights ...
The shipwreck of Endurance, Sir Ernest Shackleton's famed vessel from the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, has been unveiled in extraordinary detail ...
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