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The 4000-year-old ship runs solar energy buried deep at the base of the Giza pyramid
Experts found many tombs intact and stored countless valuable items buried for thousands of years.
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Discovered two missing ships from the 19th century when searching for MH370
In 2015, while searching for Malaysia Airlines' missing MH370 aircraft, the detector detected two sinking coal-fired ships in the 19th century.
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Detecting the remains of the 18th century Caribbean Caribbean pirates
In February 2018, a group of scientists claimed to find the remains of Captain Black Sam as the shipwreck off Cape Cod, Massachusetts - USA.
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Strange: The ghost ship lost 200 years suddenly appeared on the beach
Scientists believe that the 48-foot long ghost ship may have been buried under offshore sand for many years, then emerged on the beach due to storms.
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Unexpectedly revealed about the notorious Blackbeard pirate ship history
Blackbeard is one of the most notorious pirates in the world. His real name is Edward Teach (or possibly Thatch).
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Detecting wrecks for more than a century on the lake bottom
The wreck of a steamboat wrecked 119 years ago during a storm was found under Lake Erie, a large lake in North America.
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Discover the richest pirate skeleton in history
Samuel 'Black Sam' Bellamy died with a 140-person crew on the shipwreck Whydah during a violent storm off Cape Cod in 1717.
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Use X-rays to protect cannonballs on Mary Rose
Researchers are trying to find ways to preserve these bullets, which will be corroded if exhibited.
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The collective grave revealed a tragedy after the shipwreck of 400 years ago
Archaeologists found a mass grave containing the remains of five Batavia passengers on Western Australia's Beacon Island, National Geographic reported on December 7.
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Detecting 8 2,000-year-old wrecks under Greek sea
Archaeologists discovered eight Roman wrecks dating back about 2,000 years to a depth of 30 meters in waters near Naxos Island, Greece, Newsweek reported yesterday.
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Thousands of years of wrecks containing gold coins in the Egyptian sea
Egyptian archaeologists found the bodies of three shipwrecks dating back thousands of years to contain gold coins and crystal statues.
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The hardship of searching for Minh's treasure sinks the seabed
During the fierce naval battle between the Ming navy (1368-1644) and the native Sri Lanka offshore more than 600 years ago, a giant transport ship carried gold and gems…
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The ancient 'Titanic' secret gradually revealed
According to archaeologists, this excavation may prove there are at least seven bronze statues buried in the seabed in this area.
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60 unidentified wrecks were discovered after 2,000 years under the Black Sea
One of the world's largest undersea archaeological projects ended yesterday, after a three-year expedition revealed more than 60 ancient wrecks.
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Three treasure chests and human remains in the wreck in England
Marine archaeologists have found three wooden treasure chests that can contain ingot silver bought from Dong An and human bones in Rooswijk wreck off the coast near Kent…