Anchor & chest found at Chinese shipwreck site
Chinese archaeologists have made further finds on one of the two 500-year-old shipwrecks laden with Ming dynasty ceramics discovered recently around 1.5km deep in the
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Chinese archaeologists have made further finds on one of the two 500-year-old shipwrecks laden with Ming dynasty ceramics discovered recently around 1.5km deep in the
Topics Discussed in this Podcast Episode The Land Of Odd: A History PodcastEver wish that history was taught in a way that was, we don’t
Thailand-based technical diver TIM LAWRENCE is well-known as a shipwreck-hunter – but on this occasion it was his own ship that was sinking. Question was,
A 95-year-old German patrol-boat sunk in the North Sea in World War Two has been shown to be leaking toxic substances and polluting its surroundings
“It’s not often we find a silhouette of a ship, with the masts aligned, resting on the seafloor like this.” That’s how a maritime archaeological
Four silver coins picked up by a scuba diver some 30 years ago from a 17th-century shipwreck in Western Australia have resurfaced. Dutch trading vessel
Russia has granted Ukraine one favour recently – by donating a new Black Sea shipwreck attraction for divers to enjoy after the current war. At
After an Easter weekend spent out diving for treasure or hunting for eggcases (Divernet, 11 April) you might want to settle down to watch another
Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance was not the only ship to be found at chilly depths and identified through a well-preserved nameplate recently. A wreck located
Scuba divers have finished raising the contents of a Roman merchant shipwreck in Mallorca – and the experts examining them believe it is one of
Remains of an 18th-century shipwreck have been discovered in the northern Red Sea by archaeological scuba divers from Saudi Arabia. The Heritage Commission, part of
The diver discovery that might prove Endeavour ID clincher
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