Scotch On The Rocks! Scientists Plunder Shipwreck's Extinct Rye Cargo To Resurrect Lost Michigan Whiskies. Scientists plan to use rye found on a 145-year-old shipwreck in Lake Huron to resurrect ...
Dating to the fifth or sixth century B.C.E., the vessel could provide new insights into the relationship between the ancient Greeks and Carthaginians ...
The 2,500-year-old wreck was found buried beneath sand and rocks by crews working on an underwater excavation project in the waters of Santa Maria del Focallo, near Ispica at the southern tip of ...
SopMore said that the shipwreck was found "6 meters [19½ feet] deep, buried by sand and rocks." "The excavation revealed a hull built with the ‘on the shell’ technique, characterized by beam ...
shallow rocks that have destroyed dozens of ships since the 1800s. Clean Harbours Initiative A team of experts have been surveying the ship's wreckage in hopes of uncovering clues about its origin ...
The beach, also known as "shipwreck beach", is popular with tourists and can be reached only by boat. "There was a noise and a small piece of rock fell, then a second bigger and finally a third ...