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Was Titanic inquiry scuppered by the Freemasons?
A new secret archive shows a high level of masonic involvement in the inquiry into the sinking of the Titanic. By John Bingham and Victoria Ward.
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Colombia says treasure-laden San Jose galleon found
The wreck of the San Jose, a treasure-laden Spanish galleon sunk by the British 300 years ago, has been found off the Colombian city of Cartagena, President Juan Manuel Santos announces.
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Colombia Finds What May be World's Largest Sunken Treasure
Colombian President Juan Manual Santos hailed Saturday the discovery of a Spanish galleon that went down off the South American nation's coast more than 300 years ago with what may be the world's largest sunken treasure.…
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Spain says it has rights to Colombian treasure ship
The Spanish government says it has rights to the 18th Century Spanish galleon, the San Jose, discovered in Colombian waters.
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Inside the hunt for a million-dollar haul of ocean gold
Somewhere in the Atlantic, there’s a bounty of sunken gold worth millions of dollars. One team of treasure-hunters knows where it is – but can they get it to the surface?
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Emerald Sea
The making and unmaking of a half-billion-dollar treasure hunt. By Robert P. Baird.
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Thicker Than Water: How Dan and Kate Suski Survived a Night at Sea
When a charter boat sunk in the Caribbean and spilled Dan and Kate Suski into the sea, the brother and sister’s bond would become the difference between life and death. By Matthew Halverson. (Oct. ’15)
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The Longest Night
One Easter Sunday, the Alaska Ranger — a fishing boat out of Dutch Harbor — went down in the Bering Sea, 6,000 feet deep and thirty-two degrees cold. Forty-seven people were on board, and nearly half of them would spend hours floating alone in the darkness, in water so frigid it can kill a man in minutes. Forty-two of them would be rescued. Here’s how. By Sean Flynn. (Oct. ’08)
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After 95 years, a Navy ship lost at sea with all hands is finally discovered
USS Conestoga, believed sunk near Hawaii, was 2,000 miles away, near San Francisco. By Michael E. Ruan.
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One of the “most important” shipwreck treasures ever discovered
Preserved under a layer of [North Sea] sand, it offers a glimpse of 17th-century aristocratic life. By Annalee Newitz.
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Chilling real-time animation of Titanic sinking isn’t for everyone
A games company has created a 2 hour and 40 minute long video showing the sinking of the ship from start to finish.
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Wreck removal of the Baltic Ace
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Israeli Divers Uncover Trove of Shipwrecked Roman Treasure
A chance discovery by two Israeli divers uncovered the country's biggest find of underwater Roman-era artifacts in three decades, archeologists said Monday.
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Shipwreck found in Boston construction site
It was a typical day at work for construction crews in Boston. They were digging on a lot of land planned for a 400,000-square-foot office building, but little did they know they were about to unearth a historic find: the remains off a 50-foot wooden ship from the mid- to late 1800s. "This is the first shipwreck that I know of in Boston discovered in filled land," city archaeologist Joe Bagley told CNN affiliate WBZ. "This is the largest and most significant by far." The Skanska construction crew stumbled across the discovery in the Seaport District last week and immediately halted construction.
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The Lost World
Shipwreck on a clear night off the coast of Finland. By Mikko Lagerstedt.
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Is it Esmeralda?
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Journey Through the Sahara
For 700km, day and night, we slithered through the vast uninhabited Sahara desert, sleeping on top of Mauritania’s infamous iron ore train. Heading for the coast, we hoped to find a place of forgotten shipwrecks and unknown surf. By Jody MacDonald.
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'Discovery of the year': sunken British ship found in Russian Arctic
Researchers have discovered the wreck of a pioneering British steamship that sank in the Russian Arctic in 1878. The Thames was a 120-tonne steamship captained by decorated explorer Joseph Wiggins during his attempts to open a trade route between the UK and Siberia through the Arctic Ocean. Two researchers from the Russian Geographical Society, which is chaired by President Vladimir Putin, found its wreck in shallow waters on the Yenisei river near the village of Goroshikha just south of the Arctic Circle.
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Explorers find 2nd-oldest confirmed shipwreck in Great Lakes
The second-oldest confirmed shipwreck in the Great Lakes, an American-built, Canadian-owned sloop that sank in Lake Ontario more than 200 years ago, has been found, a team of underwater explorers said Wednesday.
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NOAA Ocean Explorer: Battle of the Atlantic: Archaeology of an Underwater WWII Battlefield:
NOAA and its research partners are surveying, for the first time since they sank more than 70 years ago, the remains of two ships that were involved in a convoy battle off North Carolina during World War II. The “Battle of the Atlantic: Archaeology of an Underwater WWII Battlefield” expedition is part of an ongoing research project to document and highlight a little-known, but important, chapter in the nation’s maritime history.
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