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São José shipwreck coins are a small but notable part of underwater archaeology, combining historical significance with practical interest for collectors and museums. This gui...
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In 1985, explorer Robert Ballard located the wreck of RMS Titanic, an event often described as discovering America’s greatest sunken treasure. While Ballard is most closely as...
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The Concordia underwater quest refers to systematic archaeological and scientific investigations focused on the submerged remains of the Italian cruise liner SS Concordia and re...
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As of the latest reporting, expeditions to the RMS Titanic continue to yield new insights about the condition of the wreck and the history of the 1912 sinking. Organizations suc...
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The interior of the Titanic wreck is known in detail but remains largely inaccessible, shaped by more than a century on the deep seafloor and by repeated human and robotic visit...
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The phrase Heart of the Ocean Titanic refers to the fictional blue diamond pendant in James Cameron’s 1997 film Titanic, worn by Rose DeWitt Bukater. While the movie treats th...
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A ship wreck is discovered when underwater archaeological surveys locate, document, and confirm a submerged vessel through systematic search, remote sensing, and in situ verific...
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