Joint Expedition Unveils WWII Submarine Wrecks in Malaysia
Malaysia and Netherlands' joint dive confirms WWII submarine O-20 wreck in Malaysian waters; K-XVI believed salvaged. Expedition strengthens maritime archaeology ...
Sub-field of archaeology dealing with the investigation of archaeological remains that are underwater.
See also: shipwrecks, underwater cultural heritage
Malaysia and Netherlands' joint dive confirms WWII submarine O-20 wreck in Malaysian waters; K-XVI believed salvaged. Expedition strengthens maritime archaeology ...
Researchers trace the Bidong shipwreck to the 16th century, identifying tropical wood and Thai ceramics. The ship's route highlights historic ...
Two Ming Dynasty shipwrecks off Hainan's coast reveal over 100,000 artifacts, showcasing China's maritime history. #southeastasianarchaeology #Hainan #underwaterarchaeology #MingDynasty #maritimehistory
Over 900 relics from Ming Dynasty shipwrecks were recovered in the South China Sea, showcasing ancient maritime trade. #southeastasianarchaeology #China ...
Vietnam's underwater relics face threats from theft and lack of resources. Experts call for better funding, legal protection, and public ...
The USS Harder, a WWII submarine, was found off Luzon 80 years after it sank. It was renowned for its ...
New underwater discoveries on the Maritime Silk Road reveal ancient shipwrecks and artifacts, highlighting historical trade routes between China and ...
"Reuniting Cargoes" aims to trace Southeast Asia’s orphaned maritime artifacts back to their shipwrecks, enhancing heritage appreciation.
U.S. and Sri Lanka dive into Godawaya Shipwreck conservation, revealing 2nd Century B.C. maritime history and safeguarding 200+ artifacts.
Bidong shipwreck in Malaysia dated to 1500-1550 CE through ceramics and wood analysis, revealing insights into 16th-century Southeast Asian trade.
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