The handgun was probably used to commit a crime, while the sword reveals signs of clashing with an enemy’s blade some 800 years earlier –
Immerse yourself in the past with our Archaeology Scuba News. Here, we bring you the latest discoveries and research from underwater archaeological sites around the world.
From sunken cities to shipwrecks, we cover the stories that bridge the gap between the deep sea and deep time, revealing the ocean’s role in human history.
The handgun was probably used to commit a crime, while the sword reveals signs of clashing with an enemy’s blade some 800 years earlier –
One of the earliest fully preserved shipwrecks in the eastern Adriatic has been discovered – as a spin-off from collaborative training exercises between Croatian and
It’s the oldest “hand-sewn” boat in the Mediterranean, incredibly preserved over more than 3,000 years – and, in a delicate operation, a team of scuba
Just over a year after the discovery of Äpplet, the sister-ship of Sweden’s famed 17th-century warship Vasa, the same dive-team came across a surprising set
The Vanishing Dutchman mystery… solved Last October, DIVER published the story of a mysterious 18th-century shipwreck found off the coast of Sierra Leone in west
The deep site of a Roman shipwreck was found near Crete well over a century ago. Among other artefacts it yielded the world’s oldest-known computer.
Is one of these privateers lying off Anglesey? Rico Oldfield has been beneath its waters in a bid to find out. OUR WORK site is a
IT’S AS MUCH A ROUTINE AS GOING TO THE OFFICE, and I’ve been doing it every summer for 10 years. We sit on the rocks
Crystal skulls, priceless emeralds – a US dive team hit paydirt when they called in psychics to help locate a legendary treasure ship, and the
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