Tag: Maritime Archaeology

Exceptionally low water levels on the Danube have exposed a Roman altar dedicated to Jupiter near Dunaújváros, Hungary. The Roman ...

Archaeologists found the remains of an ancient merchant ship off the Greek island of Andros. The vessel sank during the ...

Batavia sank off the coast of Western Australia in 1629, yet the famous shipwreck still has new stories to tell. ...

Hunter-gatherers sailed across more than 100 kilometers of open Mediterranean Sea thousands of years before farming reached Europe, according to ...

Volunteer divers have recovered a rare Bronze Age sword from the protected Salcombe Cannon and Moor Sand wreck sites off ...

Researchers have captured the first close-up views of Quest, the last ship used by famed Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. ...

Bronze Age boat carvings found on rocks in Spain and Portugal suggest people living along Europe's Atlantic coast shared ideas, ...

Wooden casks carried far more than goods between 1300 and 1800. A new study shows these simple containers helped build ...

Three shipwrecks lying deep beneath the waters off southwestern Turkey are helping archaeologists piece together the story of Byzantine trade ...

A shipwreck found off England's south coast has finally been identified after nearly 30 years of research. Archaeologists now believe ...