Wrecks

A gun flint “strike-a-light”, decorated ceramic fragments, ship’s fasteners, glass bottles and a whetstone used to sharpen tools are among artefacts that have been recovered

Most scuba divers would be more than happy to discover one 19th-century shipwreck in their careers, but Jean-Simon Richard and his dive-buddies from Montreal in

Egypt has taken a leaf from the book of Jordan and started dumping retired tanks and other military vehicles in the Red Sea to keep

Special forces divers and salvage diving on WW2 German submarines are set to be the main themes at the UK History of Diving Conference. The

Royal Navy clearance divers have carried out the controlled explosion of a WW2 bomb that had been discovered by a recreational diver off the coast

This July has been quite a month for scuba diving beyond 100m to explore significant wrecks. The latest such technical dive has taken place off

Clearance divers from the Royal Canadian Navy have discovered more than a dozen 227kg bombs and numerous artillery projectiles in the wrecks of two WW2

A Lake Superior tugboat called Satellite, missing since it sank 144 years ago, is the latest discovery for the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society (GLSHS)

A UK technical dive-team believes it has located the wreck of one of six LCTs (Landing Craft, Tanks), lost some 50 miles off north Cornwall

Multiple sabre blades and silver coins are among 2,500+ artefacts recovered from 18th-century Dutch shipwreck the Rooswijk – and now featured in a new video.

A team of archaeological divers investigating a mid-17th-century shipwreck unique to the western Baltic Sea expressed surprise at a recent presentation about the quantity of

A team of international divers including academics from the University of Dundee and Newcastle University have taken advantage of recent exceptional weather and special permission