Archaeologists are confident they have found the wreckage of an 800-ton Dutch merchant ship that sunk off the coast of Australia 168 years ago. The Koning Willem de Tweede was lost near Robe, ...

Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: For nearly 400 years, the hull of a wrecked Dutch merchant ship sat buried in the sand at the bottom of the Swash Channel in southern England. At ...

The 140-foot Dutch vessel sank during a violent storm off the coast of South Australia in June 1857, killing 16 of the 25 crew members onboard Maritime Museum Rotterdam Nearly 170 years ago, a Dutch ...

There are a myriad of interesting and ancient objects hiding under the surface of the ocean, from ancient Roman cities to downed war planes to a 2,000-year-old shipwreck with crates of unbroken ...

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After nearly 400 years buried under the sands of southern England, the missing hull of the shipwreck Fame, a Dutch merchant ship that sank in 1631, has reemerged along Studland Beach. Parts of the ...

In 1631, a Dutch merchant ship ran aground and broke its back on an infamous sandbank when entering the Swash Channel. Now, more than 400 years later, researchers believe they've finally found the ...