To make the museum visible from the road, André Eelman and Judith Vlaming constructed a small artificial dune on top of which they placed a reclaimed Norwegian fishing boat Not drowning but waving – the fence around the museum is crowned…
Approximately 1,500 years ago, on the North Sea coast of Germany, a man was buried in a wooden boat over four meters long. An ornate wooden throne and valuable belongings were left in his grave. This extraordinary burial, discovered by archaeologists…
Fiona is a former secondary school teacher and current stay at home parent to two very wild and active children. She lives with them and her husband in the UK and can often be found on a beach paddling in…
Ellen Wexler | Writer and Special Projects Editor When the divers ducked beneath the surface, they knew their target: a mysterious iron cauldron at the bottom of England’s River Wear. They had no idea how the vessel had ended up there,…
Derek is based in New York City and has had a watch on his wrist practically since birth. His love for horology began as a child with Casios and Swatches, before graduating to mechanical and non-plastic watches a bit later…
By Nancy Hollinrake International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, Vol.36:2 (2007) Abstract: Exotic pottery… Dark Age Traffic on the Bristol Channel, UK: A Hypothesis International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, Vol.36:2 (2007) Abstract: Exotic pottery from the eastern Mediterranean and southern Gaul in the…
Two divers vanished in a famously hazardous section of an underwater cave - and their remains were only found decades later Two cave divers vanished during an infamous underwater expedition, prompting search efforts which only ended 20 years later. The official recovery…
Anne Levine Doubilet has announced the release of her latest book, "Geo Graphic: Personal Stories and Reflections from My Water World." Anne Levine Doubilet has announced the release of her latest book, “Geo Graphic: Personal Stories and Reflections from My…
Divers in Lake Arendsee, Germany, recovered wood worked by hunter-gatherers up to 10,500 years ago, possibly from early buildings. Divers have pulled wood from about 66 feet (20 meters) under Lake Arendsee, in northern Germany. People cut, split and shaped it up to…
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group The First Light · Stephan Micus The First Light ℗ 2026 ECM Records GmbH, under exclusive license to Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin Released on: 2026-10-16 Recording Engineer, Producer, Mixing Engineer, Composer: Stephan Micus Mastering Engineer: Christoph Stickel…
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