Maritime Archaeology

BBC documentary to highlight the search for a lost German WWI submarine and the British ship that sank her

The remains of an 18th-century shipwreck discovered in the Florida Keys have been positively identified as those of HMS Tyger

Montenegro's Laboratory of Maritime Archaeology (LabMA) is to expand its Wrecks4All project, bringing more of the Southern Adriatic's historical shipwrecks to life

The bell of the USS Jacob Jones, the first US Navy destroyer to be sunk by enemy action, has been recovered from the ship's resting place near the Isles of Scilly.

Filmmaker Michael Pitts provides a fascinating insight into some of the UK's protected wrecks and the volunteers that helped to uncover their secrets

The wreckage of the San José contains the most valuable salvage ever known to history, but perhaps its treasures should be left where they are

An ancient Egyptian temple and a Greek sanctuary have been discovered with their treasures in the ancient sunken city of Thonis-Heracleion

The Bahamas Lost Ships Project digs into the historical records to explore the fates of the Bahamas countless shipwrecks

A gold necklace 'made with a megalodon tooth' has been found among the debris field surrounding the wreck of the RMS Titanic

Professor Bettany Hughes and maritime archaeologist, Dr Lucy Blue, uncover the secrets of Neolithic Agios Petros' advanced seafarers

Explore the ancient harbour of Yenikapi, in Istanbul with historian Professor Bettany Hughes and maritime archaeologist, Dr Lucy Blue

Explore the ancient sunken city of Baia, Italy, with historian Professor Bettany Hughes and maritime archaeologist, Dr Lucy Blue

Historian Professor Bettany Hughes and maritime archaeologist, Dr Lucy Blue look into the lives of Ancient Greek sailors - and their lunches!

Historian Professor Bettany Hughes and maritime archaeologist, Dr Lucy Blue uncover the secrets of the world's oldest artificial harbour

A new Laboratory of Maritime Archaeology has been established at the University of Montenegro, the first of its kind in the country

Israeli scuba diver retrieves a coral-encrusted iron sword, probably lost during the Crusades, while diving off the coast of Haifa, Israel