Archaeologists from Lund University have shed new light on the artillery of Gribshunden, the late medieval Danish-Norwegian King Hans’ flagship that sank in 1495 off Ronneby (Sweden). The ship, labeled the world’s best-preserved vessel from the cusp of the Age of Exploration, provides unique insight into the technological developments that facilitated European maritime dominance. The […]| Archaeology News Online Magazine
Arrrr, me hearties! What think ye of a venture to raise a gigantic hoard of sunken treasure? The story begins with the last voyage of RMS Republic. This was a luxurious passenger steamship of the W…| Economist Writing Every Day
Following the ferocious weather of Storm Babet earlier this month it has been reported that a section of a timber ship has appeared on the beach near Marske, north of Whitby. This is well known locally as the place where the whaler Esk sank in heavy seas in 1826 with the loss of all but … Continue reading The Wreck of the Whaler, Esk?| Chris Routledge
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The Spanish translation of the Shipwreck of the Singular| Samizdat Health Writers