Archaeology

During the very first dive of the expedition, scientists located and explored the German U-576. This was the first time since the submarine was sunk on July 15, 1942, that anyone had laid eyes on [...]

Off the shores of Florida’s Key Largo, buried beneath almost two centuries of coral reef formations, lay remnants of the dark side of 1820s piracy and the illegal transport of slaves from Africa [...]

51,000 coins and 14,000 artifacts were recovered from the SS Republic by Gregory Stemm By Alex Lemaire Underwater exploration is one of the most amazing activities on the planet. You can discover [...]

By Jill Heinerth Corey Jaskolski works with archaeologist Guillermo de Anda creating a hologram of an ice age bear skull for the Proyecto Gran Acuifero Maya and National Geographic. Photo: Jill [...]

How an ROV helped make this filmmaker’s dream a reality Words and Photos by Evan Kovacs The SS Senator, sat in 450 feet (137m) of water in the Great Lakes. Photo: Evan Kovacs For years I have [...]

By Ross J. Robertson Photo: Yiannis Issaris If you ever dreamt of adding a bona fide ancient Greek shipwreck to your logbook, then read on! Banned since its discovery over three decades ago, the [...]

Citizen scientists around the world are being urged to share their anchor ‘finds’ following the relaunch of an online resource that aims to be the world’s biggest public record of these iconic [...]