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Bookmark or Share- 10 of the Most Famous Shipwrecks Around the World10 of the Most Famous Shipwrecks Around the World. Although they may not be shipshape any longer, these wrecks still have a strange beauty to them and come laden with history, rather than cargo. Tristan Parker. 23 Nov 2021.
- Shipwreck - WikipediaShipwreck - Wikipedia. Contents. hide. (Top) Types. Causes. State of preservation. Construction materials. Salinity of water. Freshwater and low saline. Seawater. Loss, salvage, and demolition. Depth, tide and weather. Temperature. Marine pollution. Natural deterioration process. Value. Salvage. Legal aspects. Notable salvages. Gallery. See also.
- World's Best Dive Sites to See Shipwrecks - National GeographicThe wrecks of more than 60 Japanese warships destroyed by American forces in 1944 lay at the bottom of a pristine lagoon in Micronesia. And while Japanese families still arrive to pay their...
- Science and shipwrecks: Preserving America’s maritime historyThe most famous of all wrecks: The Titanic. Exploring the Titanic wrecksite, a trove of artifacts. Focus areas: Ocean & Coasts. Topics: shipwreck. maritime heritage. maritime archaeology. Share: UPDATED: May 14, 2019. Actions by the International Maritime Organization regarding the Titanic wreck site were added.
- How do we find shipwrecks—and who owns them? - National GeographicShipwrecks tend to be clustered in areas with perilous conditions or a history of trade or warfare. In the U.S., the Florida coast and the Great Lakes are home to a high concentration of the...
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