41. North Carolina Shipwrecks Historical, location, drawings, photographs, and diving information on the shipwrecks off of the North Carolina coast. http://www.nc-wreckdiving.com/shipwrecks.html

North Carolina Shipwrecks The shipwrecks off of North Carolina are a unique and non-renewable resource that are in a constant state of change. The natural forces that work on North Carolina's barrier islands are also working on our shipwrecks. In many cases, the shipwrecks are the end result of the most extreme of those natural forces, while in other instances, the shipwrecks are the result of the most violent forces created by man. For the divers who visit them today, the wrecksites provide the foundation for a sensitive ecosystem of incredible diversity and beauty. It is easy to forget that they were intially born as a scene of destruction, sacrifice, injury and death. Please care for them as an ecosystem, respect them as a gravesite, and protect them as our heritage. Statistics, photos, and descriptions of diving on the following wrecks: Aeolus (AR-305) Alexander Ramsey (AR-370) Ario Ashkhabad ... Naeco Nevada Normannia Queen Ann's Revenge Papoose Porta Allegra aka "Lobster Wreck" Proteus San Delfino ... Schurz Senateur Duhamel Spar Tamaulipas Tarpon Theodore Parker (AR-315) U-352 ... W.E. Hutton

42. TreasureNet Forums - Shipwrecks Browse thousands of messages related to treasure hunting, archaeology, history, metal detecting, relic hunting, caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks, http://www.treasurenet.com/forum/shipwrecks/

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43. Fogonazos: Shipwrecks On The Coast Of Mauritania A short visit will allow you to discover plenty of old shipwrecks all along the coast. These are some examples (you can click on the maps to explore) http://fogonazos.blogspot.com/2006/11/shipwrecks-on-coast-of-mauritania.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=17039304"); Fogonazos Asombros diarios 04 noviembre 2006 Shipwrecks on the coast of Mauritania (English version) The Bay of Nouadhibou , seven miles south from the Mauritanian city, hides one the biggest ship cemeteries in the world. There are more than 300 wrecks around the harbour, resting for years and coming from all nations. A brief walk through Google Maps will show you hundreds of skeletons piled here and there, at the biggest collection of rusty giant ships you could ever imagine. However, there isn’t any magic or mystery in this squalid place. For years, Mauritanian harbour officers were so corrupt, that they let ships be discarded in the harbour in exchange of some cash. Discarding a ship is quite expensive for a company, so during the decades, lots of unwanted ships ended up in the Harbour of Nouadibou. A few years ago, the situation was so out of control, that even Mauritanians started to worry. Nowadays there’s a project from the European Union to refloat all these junk and take them away, or destroy in situ (with explosions) the remaining wrecks. The city of Nouadhibou is one of the poorest locations in the world. Right over these phantom beaches there are people living inside the huge merchant boats.

44. NOAA And The Preserve America Initiative: Heritage Week 2008 210 at shipwrecks!, a free exhibition about the fascinating world of shipwreck exploration and discovery. This special offering at NOAA’s Silver Spring, http://preserveamerica.noaa.gov/heritageweek.html

2008 NOAA Heritage Week Shipwrecks! Virtual Tour Treasures of NOAA's Ark: Shipwrecks - an Exhibition Feb. 2-10, 2008 Silver Spring, MD The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration invites the public to get that sinking feeling Feb. 2-10 at Shipwrecks! What: Shipwrecks! exhibition When: February 2-10, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily (including weekends) Where: NOAA Silver Spring Campus 1301 East-West Highway Silver Spring, Md. 20910 Located near the Silver Spring Metro Station. Public parking available. Admission: Free Public info: http://www.preserveamerica.noaa.gov Shipwrecks! The NOAA Heritage Week Lecture Series Please join us in the NOAA Science Center at 1301 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, Md. for these free lectures. Most, but not all, lectures are at noon. All are sign language interpreted. Shipwrecks on the Alaska Frontier and Hassler Friday, February 1 @ 12 noon Frank Cantelas, NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration John Jensen, Sea Education Association

45. Antique Chinese Porcelain, Old Time Pottery And Ming Pottery From Ming Dynasty S Sells antique pottery from shipwrecks excavated in South China Sea. http://www.mingwrecks.com/

Archeology on 11 - 19 th century shipwrecks in the South China Sea yield antique Chinese pottery and porcelain from the Song dynasty, Ming and Qing dynasty China. THE ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BE SURE TO BUY GENUINE ANTIQUES Nanhai Marine Archaeology Sdn. Bhd historical shipwrecks for more than two decades and another decade researching maritime trade. Most of this work is concentrated to the South China Sea, a virtual highway for ancient shipping linking China to India, the Middle East and Southeast Asia in an extensive maritime trade system. This ancient trade started sometime around the 4th century and lasted well into the 19th century. As such we have precisely located a kiln sites in Sisatchanalai, northern Thailand in which our Royal Nanhai and the Nanyang shipwreck celadon ware was made around AD. 1380-1460. (See videos on: http://www.china-pottery.com/photopage.html ) Other kilns was located in Sukhothai where production wasters matched the fish and flower plates found on the Turiang Longquan The Wanli Shipwreck , of Chinese blue and white porcelain , was likewise pinpointed to the Guangyinge kiln site in Jingdezhen, China. (See video on:

46. Storms, Shifting Sands Give Oregon New Look At History - CNN.com Visitors check out a shipwreck discovered after Pacific storms washed away much of Other shipwrecks have emerged recently a wooden ship near Bandon, http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/02/26/beach.secrets.ap/

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47. Probing Ancient Greek Shipwrecks With DNA Oct 16, 2007 Studying an ancient Greek shipwreck, scientists say, they’ve found they can decode ancient DNA to learn about the original contents of jars http://www.world-science.net/exclusives/071015_amphorae.htm

"Long before it's in the papers" October 16, 2007 RETURN TO THE WORLD SCIENCE HOME PAGE Probing ancient shipwrecks with DNA Oct. 15, 2007 Special to World Science Stud­y­ing an an­cient Greek ship­wreck, sci­en­tists say, they’ve found they can de­code an­cient DNA to learn about the orig­i­nal con­tents of jars sunk­en for over 2,000 years. It’s a feat “no one thought was even pos­si­ble,” wrote Ma­ria Hans­son of Lund Uni­vers­ity in Swe­den, one of the re­search­ers, in an e­mail. The disco­very “o­pens up a whole new field of mo­lec­u­lar ar­chae­o­lo­gy,” she added, as sci­en­tists could could use the tech­nique to gain in­sights in­to an­cient ag­ri­cul­ture and trad­ing net­works. An­cient Med­i­ter­ra­nean civ­il­iz­a­tions, some of the world’s ear­li­est, of­ten used ce­ram­ic jars called am­pho­rae as ship­ping con­tain­ers. In­vented by the Ca­naan­ites of the Near East in the 16th cen­tu­ry B.C., am­pho­rae took on var­ied styles in dif­fer­ent re­gions and time pe­ri­ods, wrote Hans­son and a col­league in a pa­per re­port­ing their work. Piles of am­pho­rae of­ten re­main as lone, mute wit­nesses to an­cient ship­wrecks where the boats them­selves have been long since eat­en away.

48. Directions To Visible Shipwrecks The remains of the shipwreck Laura A. Barnes Directions to Visible shipwrecks. Most ships wrecked along the 70 miles of coast have been broken to fragments http://www.outerbankschamber.com/relocation/history/shipwrecks.cfm

Site Search Change Text Size: Directions to Visible Shipwrecks Most ships wrecked along the 70 miles of coast have been broken to fragments and scattered or sunk by storms that followed the wreck. Only a few large pieces of ships remain. Most are buried from sight for months at a time by surf or drifting sand, and may be uncovered later. This list locates some remains that are easy to find and usually visible. Day to day changes may occur to cover or remove any wreck listed. Laura A. Barnes (1921) : 4.7 miles south of Whalebone Junction, or 3.3 miles north of Oregon Inlet campground. Turn into Coquina Beach parking area. Walk over to the beach. Oriental (1862) : Seven miles south of Oregon Inlet campground, or 30 miles north of Buxton. Park at turnout for Pea Island Comfort Station. Board walk leads to wooden remains are sometimes exposed on the beach nearby. A wooden bow lies on the beach against the dune one mile north. Margaret A. Spencer (?) : Located fourteen miles south of Oregon Inlet Campground and 25-miles north of Buxton. Park on abandoned road strip one mile north of Rodanthe, walk 1.8 miles north on the beach. The wooden wreck is exposed, bottom up, at the surf line. LST at Rodanthe (1948) : Drive to the Rodanthe Fishing Pier, 15 miles south of Oregon Inlet campground, or 25 miles north of Buxton. Look north from Ramp 10 near the pier for the steel wreck in the water.

49. Vermont State Historic Sites - Www.HistoricVermont.org Calvin Coolidge, Pres. Chester A. Arthur, Underwater shipwrecks. Sites by Category Revolutionary War Bridges shipwrecks. Rollover Photos http://www.historicvermont.org/sites/html/underwater.html

List of Sites Bennington Monument Chimney Point Covered Bridges Eureka Schoolhouse Hubbardton Battlefield Hyde Cabin Morrill Homestead Mount Independence Old Constitution House Pres. Calvin Coolidge Pres. Chester A. Arthur Underwater Shipwrecks Microsoft Office Documents U NDERWATER H ISTORIC P RESERVES Under the 1975 Vermont Historic Preservation Act, all underwater historic sites beneath state waters belong in public trust to the people of the State of Vermont. The state's responsibility is to protect, wisely manage and interpret this public heritage. Establishing a preserve is one way to accomplish these goals by making it easy for divers to safely locate historic wreck sites, by protecting the wrecks from accidental anchor damage, and by helping you to understand the life and history of each wreck. C HAMPLAIN II On July 16, 1875, The Champlain II headed north out of Westport, and a short time later there came a tremendous crash. It was soon evident to everyone on board that the enormous steamer had run aground.

50. Sea And Sky: Shipwrecks & Treasures Links Shipwreck Salvagers shipwrecks Sunken Treasure Titanic Sites Treasure Dealers Wreck The Anse Aux Bouleaux Shipwreck California shipwrecks http://www.seasky.org/links/sealink10.html

Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.seasky.org Shipwreck Salvagers Shipwrecks Sunken Treasure Titanic Sites ... Cool Links Shipwreck Salvagers Hallstrom Holdings Shipwreck Explorer Marinearchaeology.com Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. Silverbank Treasures ... Return to top of page Shipwrecks The Anse Aux Bouleaux Shipwreck California Shipwrecks Emanuel Point Ship Excavation Florida Archaeology ... Return to top of page Sunken Treasure Lost Treasure Magazine Online Mel Fisher's Treasure Site Treasures of the Sunken City Return to top of page Titanic Sites Belfast Titanic Society Britannica Online Presents Titanic David Clarke's 3D Titanic Encyclopedia Titanica ... Return to top of page Treasure Dealers Buccaneer Trading Company Forecastle Treasures Shipwrecked Treasures Silverbank Treasures ... Return to top of page Wreck Diving Buchan Divers Hellsmouth Diving and Shipwreck Site Hunting New England Shipwrecks Michigan Shipwrecks ... Return to the Sea Menu Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.seasky.org

51. Shipwrecks Since 1833 — Infoplease.com shipwrecks Since 1833. 1833 May 11, Lady of the Lake bound from England to Quebec, struck iceberg; . More on shipwrecks Since 1833 from Infoplease http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0005329.html

Site Map FAQ in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Spelling Checker Daily Almanac for May 29, 2008 Search White Pages Skip Navigation Home Almanacs ... Word of the Day Editor's Favorites Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Father's Day 2008 Summer Olympics Friday the 13th ... 2008 Calendar Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips World and News Disaster Digest Accident Archive ... Shipwrecks Shipwrecks Since 1833 May 11, Lady of the Lake: bound from England to Quebec, struck iceberg; 215 perished. Sept. 29, Annie Jane: emigrant vessel wrecked off coast of Scotland; 348 died. Sept. 8, Lady Elgin: steamer was hit by schooner Augusta , killing more than 300. April 27, Sultana: boiler explosion on Mississippi River steamboat, near Memphis; 1,547 killed. Most of the dead were Union POWs finally heading home at the end of the Civil War. April 1, Atlantic: sank near Halifax after hitting rocks, killing 562. Sept. 3, Princess Alice: collided with the steam collier Bywell Castle and sank in the Thames, killing at least 600, actual numbers unknown.

52. Shipwrecks Of The Aleutian And Pribilof Islands shipwrecks in the Aleutian Islands, Bering Sea, and Alaska Peninsula. http://www.amnwr.com/Shipwrecks/

Shipwrecks of the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands Ship wrecks on Alaska Maritime NWR Click on any image to enlarge. Gallery has 5 pages! Email the Webmaster Go to amnwr.com next page Adak Island, F/V Starrigavan Afognak: Genei Maru Amchitka Amchitka Amchitka: Worden Atak: Casco Attu Attu Attu Aleutian Islands, Bering Sea, Alaska Peninsula Go to amnwr.com next page Last updated: 10/16/05

53. Charts And Maps For Florida Wreck Diving And Fishing The Atlantic Coast, Florida Nautical charts, maps, and aerial photos of shipwrecks and reefs on the Florida Coast, in the Florida Keys, Gulf Coast, and Puerto Rico by latitude and http://www.thiswaytothe.net/tides/shipwrecks.shtml

Shipwreck Charts Library of Congress 1862 Map of Key West from Colton's plans of U. S. harbors Shipwreck locations found on this web site were obtained from The Office of Coast Survey's Automated Wreck and Obstruction Information System (AWOIS). Information on each shipwreck includes latitude and longitude along with a brief history, descriptive details, and up to 10 nearby wrecks and obstructions. About 750 named shipwrecks spanning the entire Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic waters surrounding Florida are listed here and over 4700 additional features are included in the data file. The raw data which is the source of this listing is freely available at the Office of Coast Survey's web site. The master list of shipwrecks available here is static and a snapshot of the shipwrecks listed in the AWOIS database file at the time it was downloaded. Additional shipwrecks added after that download will not appear here until the next download. Search results displayed on each shipwreck page are the result of a query to the complete AWOIS database for the section, currently there are over 4700 items listed in sections 8, 9, and 10. This information should be checked to determine the accuracy of the initial coordinates and not be relied on for navigation. Please note that some locations may be inaccurate due to the passage of time and the effects of currents and storms. Other shipwrecks may have been demolished or salvaged without notification.

54. Shipwrecks shipwrecks related to the Spanish Ameican War. shipwrecks Related to the Spanish American War. Dewey s Flagship, OLYMPIA needs your help! http://www.spanamwar.com/shipwrecks.html

Shipwrecks Related to the Spanish American War Dewey's Flagship, OLYMPIA needs your help!! Click here to learn how you can help! Attention Divers and Historians! If you like the History Channel Show "Deep Sea Detectives," the History Channel needs to know about it! We finally have a show dealing with topics of interest and we need to keep it! Voice your opinion by emailing the History Channel by clicking here American Vessels: USS NEW YORK Wreck Site USS MASSACHUSETTS Wreck Site The transport RIO DE JANEIRO Diving on the USS MAINE, 1898 ... Salvaging of the Wreck of the USS MAINE Spanish Vessels: Transport ANTONIO LOPEZ, 1898 CASTILLA, Awash After the Battle, 1898 CRISTOBAL COLON Wreck Site CRISTOBAL COLON Awash After the Battle, 1898 ... VIZCAYA in 1902 To visit the website bibliography, click here . To visit the website video bibliography, click here Support this Site by Visiting the Website Store! (help us defray costs!) We are providing the following service for our readers. If you are interested in books, videos, CD's etc. related to the Spanish American War, simply type in "Spanish American War" (or whatever you are interested in) as the keyword and click on "go" to get a list of titles available through Amazon.com. Search: All Products Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Toys Consumer Electronics Home Improvement Keywords: Visit Main Page Return to Main Page

55. Kelleys Island Shipwreck Preserve Shipwreck Guides For the Hanna , F. H. Prince , and Adventure suitable for underwater use are now available from Ohio Sea Grant. http://www.kelleysislandnature.com/ki_shipwrecks/ki_shipwrecks.htm

Erie Island CBC Contact Us Latest Census Bird Census by Year ... L E Water Snake KI Shipwrecks What's New Site Map Nature News ... Past Nature Events Kelleys Island Audubon Club PO Box 42 Kelleys Island, OH Kelleys Island is an Ohio IBA border Duke DuShane Memorial Established at Kelleys Island State Park July 8, 2003 On Tuesday, July 8, 2003, the steamship Adventure once more visited Kelleys Island almost 100 years after it sunk at the North Bay on Kelleys Island. A model of the Adventure made by model builder Roger Jensen of Martin Ohio was presented to Kelleys Island State Park Manager Mike Monette by Kelleys Island Audubon Club President Pat Hayes in a short ceremony. A case of oak and glass was made to display the model by Steve Sheridan of Findlay Ohio, who is a diver and charter boat captain. Dive slates developed by the Ohio Archeological Survey Team describing the wrecks of the Adventure , the Prince and the Hanna as they appear now will be available for lending at the Park Office. The display was funded by the DuShane Memorial Fund through the Kelleys Island Audubon Club in memory of Duke DuShane. Duke was a scuba diving instructor who taught over 1000 students to dive over his career and was a member both of the Archeological Survey Team and the Ohio Coastal Management's advisory committee that conceived the idea of the display. Contact was made with Roger Jensen through the Great Lakes Historical Society where he is a member of a group of model builders who meet at the Inland Seas Maritime Museum. He has put over 400 hours of volunteer time in the building of the model.

56. The Lure Of Shipwrecks - Science - RedOrbit Anglers wouldn t have many bottomfishing opportunities in the deep ocean waters off Broward County if there were no shipwrecks. http://www.redorbit.com/news/science/1287420/the_lure_of_shipwrecks/index.html

var tcdacmd="dt"; GA_googleFillSlotWithSize("ca-pub-5440138744487553", "News_main_728x90", 728, 90); Home Community News Video ... Discuss in redOrbit Knowledge Network The Lure of Shipwrecks Posted on: Sunday, 9 March 2008, 09:00 CDT Anglers wouldn't have many bottom-fishing opportunities in the deep ocean waters off Broward County if there were no shipwrecks. A three-year study by scientists at Nova Southeastern University Oceanographic Center revealed a rich reef fish community thriving around three freighters sunk in 250 to 300 feet of water compared with an almost barren natural rubble bottom nearby. Researchers David Bryan and Kirk Kilfoyle used a miniature, camera-toting remote-control submarine, or ROV, operated by Steve Van Meter to count fish around the wrecks of the Bill Boyd, Papa's Reef and Caicos Express and on the adjacent ocean floor. They found 615 fish of 42 species on the natural bottom, but nearly 51,400 fish of 65 species on the vessel reefs. GA_googleFillSlotWithSize("ca-pub-5440138744487553", "News_Main_300x250", 300, 250); "We were the first to look at these wrecks with an ROV," Bryan said. "We got to see things not many people have gotten to see. It was surprising we didn't find [nearly] anything on the natural bottom."

57. The Graveyard Of The Atlantic Museum - North Carolina Shipwreck Archeological Workshop (SAW 2008) Information and Application All along the Outer Banks lie shipwrecks associated with this rich heritage, http://www.graveyardoftheatlantic.com/

Shipwreck Archeological Workshop (SAW 2008) Information and Application THE POUNDING BREAKERS RELENTLESSLY BEAT AGAINST WEARY SHIPS AS SEA-FARING SOULS SEARCH IN VAIN FOR SALVATION FROM THE ANGRY SEA... The waters off North Carolina 's Outer Banks entomb thousands of vessels and countless mariners who lost a desperate struggle against the forces of war, piracy and nature. The Graveyard of the Atlantic, with one of the highest densities of shipwrecks in the world, holds some of America 's most important maritime history. More than just a collection of artifacts, the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum is a premier cultural attraction for the Atlantic Seaboard and one of the finest, most innovative maritime facilities in the nation. All along the Outer Banks lie shipwrecks associated with this rich heritage, such as ... January 31, 1921, 6:30 a.m. - Surfman C.P. Brady of the Cape Hatteras Coast Guard Station scans the horizon in the first light of day with his spyglass. As daylight increases he is shocked to spot a five-mast schooner with all sails set riding a sandbar on Diamond Shoals. The sea was rough and the tide was strong. He put out a call for help... To try your hand at solving one of history's greatest maritime mysteries

58. Shipwrecks And Treasures Book Sales The Atlas of shipwrecks Treasure The History, Location, and Treasures of Ships Lost at Sea by Nigel Pickford. List $29.95 Our Price $20.97 You Save http://www.schoonerman.com/book/swreck.htm

by Nigel Pickford List: $29.95 Our Price: You Save: From the Americas to Australia, Scandinavia to southern Africa, the history, location, and treasures of more than 1,400 ships lost at sea are breached in a book offering a wealth of information uniquely presented in detailed, hand-drawn maps and lucid text. More than 300 illustrations and photos. The Search for Sunken Treasure : Exploring the World's Great Shipwrecks Robert F. Marx, Jenifer Marx List: $19.95 Our Price: You Save: Renowned underwater archaeologist Robert Marx and his wife tell the remarkable stories behind the discoveries of famous wrecks from around the worldthe HMS Bounty, the Andrea Doria, the Titanic and The Mary Roseas well as the unshung shipwrecks that deserve to be better known. Full-color photos. Encyclopedia of Underwater and Maritime Archaeology James P. Delgado(Editor) List Price: Our Price: You Save: This lavishly illustrated, scholarly, and comprehensive encyclopedia of nautical archaeology was first published in 1997 by British Museum Press as British Museum Encyclopedia of Underwater and Maritime Archaeology . Its editor, executive director of the Vancouver Maritime Museum and a prolific author of books and journal articles on maritime history and underwater archaeology, was assisted by more than 150 archaeologists, as well as other experts and practitioners from more than 25 countries around the world.

59. Isle Royale Shipwrecks Isle Royale Shipwreck Listing including locations, history, dive site descriptions, and photos. http://www.superiortrips.com/Isle_Royale_Shipwrecks.htm

Isle Royale Shipwrecks their histories, GPS coordinates, site descriptions, and underwater photos and video. The list is in printable form as a Diver's Guide. Click the ship name for details. This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.

60. Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary Maritime Heritage - Shipwrecks The shipwrecks of Thunder Bay constitute a microcosm of the Great Lakes commercial shipping industry spanning the last two hundred years. http://thunderbay.noaa.gov/shipwrecks/welcome.html

Great Lakes Maritime Heritage Center Shipwrecks Maritime History Shipwrecks of the Thunder Bay Region The shipwrecks of Thunder Bay constitute a microcosm of the Great Lakes commercial shipping industry spanning the last two hundred years. The collection reflects transitions in ship architecture and construction, from wooden schooners to early steel-hulled steamers, as well as several unusual vessel types. This portion of the website is divided into four sections: Known Shipwrecks - A list of the vessels that have been located in the Thunder Bay region. Caution: This is a long page and may take some time to load. Possible Shipwrecks - A list of 65 vessels that may be located in the Thunder Bay region (according to historical records), but whose remains have not been located. Vessel Types - A discussion of vessel construction, including examples located or thought to be located in the Thunder Bay region. Revised July 12, 2007 by TBNMS Webmaster National Marine Sanctuary Program For Employees National Marine Sanctuary Foundation Many links leave the National Marine Sanctuary Web Site - please view our for more information National Ocean Service National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration U.S. Department of Commerce

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