Shipwrecks, Treasure, Hoards, and Finds From Around the World

Check out Bob’s latest Episode 5 Part 2 The Wonders of Treasure Mineralization on Finest Know. Fleet Society member Bob Evans (member # 78) of SS Central America fame has embarked on a new project in the

Check out Bob’s latest Episode 5 Part 1 GOLD & RUST on Finest Know. Fleet Society member Bob Evans (member # 78) of SS Central America fame has embarked on a new project in the world of

Divers claim they have uncovered a huge clue after decades of searching by Sam Creed, General News ReporterPublished: May 27, 2025 A BRITISH ship filled with “rare treasure” that disappeared centuries ago may finally have

A reconstruction made from detailed digital photographs and sonar data shows the U.S. submarine F-1 lying on the seafloor a few miles from San Diego. (Image credit: Image by Zoe Daheron, © Woods Hole Oceanographic)

Image: designprojects//Getty Images Construction on the Varberg Tunnel in Sweden—part of a modern railway project—has resulted in an unexpected bounty of historical underwater finds: six shipwrecks spanning the Middle Ages to the 17th century, all maritime remnants

Image: The engine of the “Big Engine Steamer” standing tall on the ocean floor about 100 miles southeast of the island last summer. Photo by Andrew Donn. By Kaie Quigley, May 8, 2025 (May 6,

ROBE, AUSTRALIA—Australian National Maritime Museum announced that a team of archaeological divers believe they have located the wreck of Koning Willem de Tweede. The 800-ton Dutch merchant sailing vessel was lost in Guichen Bay off South Australia

This Fall, Wreckwatch TV is heading to Nassau in New Providence, the Bahamas, to make the first ever documentary film about the real pirates of the Caribbean in their home town – the pirate’s republic

Image Credit: Zoonar GmbH/ Alamy Stock Photo For most people, the only thing that matters about cash is the value printed on each bill and the total amount filling their wallets. But folks with a

Image Credit: Incomprehensible amounts of wealth were swallowed into the sea when the Titanic sank in 1912. Here’s a glimpse into the cargo that may have been the most valuable of all. GETTY Hint: It