Researchers have recovered 500-year-old artifacts from the deepest-known shipwreck in French waters using a robot capable of operating at crushing depths.
Across the world’s continental shelves, archaeologists are racing a rising tide of development and climate change to map and protect drowned landscapes that once held thriving communities. What was ...
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Deep-sea archaeological excavation between Poompuhar and Nagapattinam announced in Tamil Nadu
MAYILADUTHURAI: During the budget presentation, Tamil Nadu government announced that a comprehensive deep-sea archaeological excavation will be carried out this year off the coast from Poompuhar to ...
A recent deep-sea archaeological expedition in the South China Sea has led to the discovery and recovery of over 900 artifacts from two ancient shipwrecks dating back to the Ming dynasty (1368-1644).
Researchers say location of wreck, carrying hundreds of intact storage vessels, proves Late Bronze Age mariners could journey ...
Golden sunlight fell on the two amphorae, still caked in brown ooze, as they breached the Mediterranean’s waves. Their ascent from the seafloor, more than a mile down and 60 miles from land, had taken ...
The shipwreck of the SS Republic (1865). Experimental deep-sea archaeology. Part 1: Fieldwork & site history / Neil Cunningham Dobson, Ellen Gerth and J. Lange Winckler -- The shipwreck of the SS ...
Yet, as modern marine geologists and archaeologists continue to map the depths of the Baltic basin, a far more complex and grounded truth is beginning to surface. The reality of what lies beneath the ...
Underwater cultural heritage & UNESCO in New Orleans. Introduction / Sean Kingsley ; Archaeologists, treasure hunters, & the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage : a ...
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