Maritime Archaeology

history-and-archaeology

“Titanic found news” refers to verified reports, scientific surveys, and expedition updates about the RMS Titanic wreck and related maritime records. This evergreen explaine...

maritime-archaeology

Researchers confirmed the discovery of America’s greatest sunken treasure in recent years, identifying a historic shipwreck carrying an exceptionally valuable cargo of preciou...

Transport History & Maritime Forensics

Within minutes of the Titanic striking an iceberg in the early hours of 15 April 1912, confusion hardened into tragedy as the world watched the ship’s fatal dive toward the se...

archaeology

Roman shipwrecks along the Apulian (Puglian) coastline illuminate maritime trade, technology, and cultural exchange across the Mediterranean. Deposited between the 1st century B...

maritime-heritage

Mel Fisher's Treasures is an American underwater archaeology and salvage company best known for locating and recovering historic shipwreck artifacts, most notably from the Spani...

Status Updates

Human remains associated with the Titanic were never recovered for separate burial, and only fragments identified as bones were recovered in 1994, leaving most bodies likely on...

travel_and_expeditions

The RMS Titanic rests on the seabed of the North Atlantic Ocean, about 370 nautical miles southeast of Newfoundland, Canada. The wreck lies in two main sections at a depth of ro...

history

The São José shipwreck refers to a Portuguese slave ship that sank off the coast of South Africa in December 1794 while transporting captives from Mozambique to Brazil. Discov...

maritime-history

The interior of the Titanic wreck presents a detailed and evolving view of the ship as it rests on the seabed. Since its discovery in 1985, explorers, researchers, and historian...