Scientists have been wrong for 200 years: Viking ships at the bottom of the sea turned out to be something else entirely
Archaeologists from the Stockholm Shipwreck Museum hope to secure funding for further research and excavation of the ...
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Nineteenth-Century Booze Cruise
A sailing ship that sank in the Baltic Sea off the Swedish island of Öland in the late nineteenth century was packed with specialty beverages. Divers from the Baltictech diving group, led by ...
Hokuriku 2: The Golden Age of the Trading Ships and Their Legacy
The Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train connects Tokyo with Toyama, Ishikawa and (since March 2024) Fukui Prefecture. This ...
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19th Century Shipwreck Found in Lake Michigan with Clues Given by Newspaper Clippings
The Michigan Shipwreck Research Association discovered an intact shipwreck after 138 years A ship that sunk almost 140 years ago was recently discovered “remarkably intact” in Lake Michigan.
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New exhibition explores lives & legacies of enslaved Africans who powered 19th century postal ships.
Voices of Resistance exposes how 19th century British postal services profited from and enabled transatlantic trafficking of ...