A 19th-century British cargo steamer wreck, identified in the Baltic Sea last autumn, has been described as “relatively accessible for diving and basically untouched –
Maritime archaeologists from Vrak, the Museum of Wrecks in Stockholm, have explored and identified six 17th and 18th-century shipwrecks in the Baltic Sea off south-eastern
Swedish divers have discovered thousands of timber piles sunk into the seabed to form a series of barricades. They were intended to block the entrance
No sooner is one historic underwater find reported in 2m of water than another follows hot on its heels. Yesterday (7 February) Divernet brought news
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