Mysterious 17th-century object may be primitive submarine used to salvage loot from a sunken ship
A copper dome, originally believed to be an oversized cooking cauldron, has ignited excitement in the maritime archaeology community as ...
A copper dome, originally believed to be an oversized cooking cauldron, has ignited excitement in the maritime archaeology community as ...
Workers at a coal quarry in a small Serbian village have unearthed the ancient remains of a Roman ship. This ...
The Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) and the non-profit Silentworld Foundation have embarked on an archaeological journey to unveil the ...
Spanish archaeologists are working diligently to rescue a 2,500-year-old Phoenician shipwreck, known as Mazarron II, off the coast of Mazarron ...
The sewn boat of Zambratija, which sank off the coast of Croatia, has endured the test of time remarkably well. ...
Last year, a team of international scientists made a significant discovery during an underwater archaeological expedition in the Mediterranean Sea, ...
Norwegian archaeologists, using ground-penetrating radar technology, have made the remarkable find of a 20-meter-long Viking ship during their excavations of ...
The remains of a long section of a medieval wharf believed to have been constructed by a medieval king of ...
King Hans of Denmark and Norway anchored his warship near the southern coast of Sweden in the summer of 1495. ...
According to the heritage body Historic England, a 17th-century shipwreck off the coast of southern England has been identified as ...
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