Underwater archaeology

The vessel, called the Santa María Magdalena, was built in 1773 and was 134 feet long, while also being armed with 38 guns.

The sword was found to be encrusted in several centuries' worth of sand and shells, needing X-rays to visualize what the sword truly looked like underneath.

A canoe, found among bone fragments from a number of species, including humans and armadillos, may have been used by the ancient Mayans for ritual purposes.

The church is thought to have been part of a medieval trading settlement sometimes referred to as the "Atlantis of the North Sea."

The temple is "unique," an underwater archaeologist told Newsweek, the only known Nabatean temple in the Roman Empire found outside of the Nabatean territories themselves.

As of October 31, the water levels of the Mississippi River in Memphis are are at minus 8.2 feet.

The message from the SS Mesaba never reached the Titanic's captain. Six years later, the merchant vessel was torpedoed by a German U-boat.

Some such boats, which were often used to ferry cargo from place to place, date back to the Neolithic era.

Over the years, I found around 30 shipwrecks between Chinchorro Bank and Alacranes—they all have a different history and are named after the artifacts that have been found there.

The vessel may have been capable of carrying up to 100 tonnes of cargo.

Underwater archaeologists also found four other shipwrecks dating from several different historical periods.

Researchers are probing the forest to see if humans ever lived there.

The offerings appear to have been made from an island that once existed at the center of the lake.

The shipwreck was discovered by an international team of scientists and engineers in collaboration with the Colombian Navy.

The search was funded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.

"Seeing a 7,000-year-old site that is so well preserved in the Gulf of Mexico is awe inspiring."

The treasures are at risk of ruin, the researchers warn.

One coin in particular could be worth up to $100,000.

The Dutch ship was carrying contraband when it sank.

Since the 1920s, pottery spanning thousands of years has turned up in Lake Biwaka. Archaeologist don't know why.

You'd think people would have noticed earlier.