Tag: Underwater Archaeology

Underwater archaeologists have made new discoveries at the Gribshunden shipwreck, the flagship of John, King of Denmark.

One of the largest maritime archaeological projects ever staged, The Black Sea MAP (Maritime Archaeological Project), has revealed 60 astonishingly well-preserved shipwrecks, helping write the history of nearly 2,500 years of seafaring tradition in the Black Sea.

First World War Destroyer Position Confirmed by Maritime Archaeology Project in Orkney.

Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology (ORCA) announces a collaborative maritime archaeology project surveying shipwrecks of the German High Seas Fleet and the war graves HMS Hampshire, HMS Vanguard and HMS Royal Oak.

Bournemouth University (BU) marine archaeologists are set to begin excavating the historic warship Invincible 1744.

This work proves how effective the combined application of numerical tools based on dispersion models and oceanographic and historical research is in finding underwater archaeological remains.