Maritime Archaeology

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Dannebroge, Danish Flagship Sunk in 1801, Found in Copenhagen Harbor

A looming artificial-island build called Lynetteholm forces a rapid excavation.

NOAA, Northrop Grumman Release High-Resolution 3D Maps and Timeline of USS Monitor Wreck

Storms Expose 17th-Century Ship Timbers at Studland, Likely From Swash Channel Wreck

Largest Medieval Cog Ever Found Confirmed in Denmark’s Øresund

Largest Known Medieval Cog Found Near Copenhagen With Rigging and 'High Castles' Intact

Archaeologists Uncover Largest Known Medieval Cog Off Denmark, Exceptionally Preserved

Archaeologists Reconstruct Gribshunden’s Guns, Detailing a 15th-Century Floating Arsenal

Wisconsin Confirms Discovery of Long-Lost 137-Foot Canaller Frank D. Barker

Two Century-Old Wrecks Found Off Western Australia by Shipwreck Hunters Australia

Ocean Trust Expedition Unveils Unprecedented Maps of WWII Wrecks

Australian National Maritime Museum Confirms HMS Endeavour Wreck After 25-Year Investigation

100-Year-Old Shipwreck on Sylt Reburied by Shifting Sands

120-Year-Old Shipwreck Off Dorset Coast Identified

130-Year-Old Schooner Wreck Discovered in Lake Michigan

New Radiocarbon Dating Techniques Clarify Kyrenia Shipwreck Timeline

Discovery of 3,300-Year-Old Shipwreck Redefines Ancient Maritime Navigation

Ming Dynasty Shipwrecks Yield Nearly 1,000 Artifacts in South China Sea

Colombia Embarks on Unprecedented Exploration of 18th-Century Spanish Galleon

Colombia Protects Historic San Jose Shipwreck Site

Colombia Approves Historic Recovery of $17 Billion San José Shipwreck