Historians said new finds could be ‘the missing link’ to understanding more about England’s shipbuilding history
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Historians said new finds could be ‘the missing link’ to understanding more about England’s shipbuilding history
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The wreck of an “exceptionally well-preserved” 18th-century warship is revealing its treasures as shifting sands uncover its hull.
Archaeologists in race to study HMS Northumberland as shifting sands expose part of well-preserved wreck
Treasures from wreck of Queen Anne’s Northumberland uncovered off Kent coast as erosion pressures archaeologists
Scapa Bay off the coast of Orkney has about 100 shipwrecks, including several German warships scuttled in 1919
San Jose galleon, which sank in 1708, was loaded with gold, silver and emeralds worth billions
Claims made by several parties – including Colombia, Spain and Peru – over ‘holy grail of shipwrecks’ which was sunk by Royal…
Archaeologists say ship was built with timber from modern-day Poland and the Netherlands
