The Sunken Giant: World’s Largest Medieval Ship Discovered Off Denmark
Maritime archaeologists have discovered Svælget 2 off Denmark’s coast, the world’s largest medieval cog ship, dating to 1410. This find rewrites maritime history.
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Titanic’s Forgotten Sister Finally Tells Her Story Through Recovered Wartime Artifacts
Titanic’s sister ship Britannic sank in just 55 minutes after striking a German mine in 1916. After 109 years underwater, divers finally recovered her bronze bell.
Submerged Ancient Port Discovered Near Asini, Greece—Revealing a Lost Hub of Maritime Trade
A newly discovered submerged ancient port in Asini, Greece reveals hidden maritime infrastructure, trade connections, and insights into Greece’s seafaring past.
New Studies Confirm Lothal’s Role as the World’s Oldest Port and Shipyard
Recent research utilizing multi-sensor data and cloud-computing has confirmed that the ancient city of Lothal, a vital commercial hub of…