Divers have discovered a perfectly preserved 2,400-year-old Greek ship deep in the Black Sea, the oldest intact shipwreck ever found.

Ancient Brazilian communities hunted whales earlier than previously thought, using advanced technologies. The discovery reshapes views of early maritime societies and provides new ecological insights.

During an archaeological survey, researchers from the Maritime Encounters, University of Gothenburg, identified six ...

Study reveals how the Ánimas de la Victoria shipwreck occurred, uncovering clues of smuggling, navigation errors, and a ...

A shipwreck dating to roughly 745 years ago has been identified off the coast of Takashima island in Nagasaki prefecture, ...

An archaeologist claims to have uncovered clues of an ancient city that once thrived off the coast of Louisiana 12,000 years ...

A parliamentary panel has recommended to the Centre to ensure “expeditious” passage of amendments to the Ancient Monuments ...

A deep-sea mission in the Mediterranean took an unexpected turn when a robot picked up something no one thought it would find ...

Greece’s Ministry of Culture is establishing two new visitable underwater archaeological sites in the Fournoi island complex ...

An amateur archaeologist claims to have made a remarkable discovery of the east coast of the United States. George Gelé is a ...

A historic underwater expedition in the South Pacific has yielded the final resting place of four WWII shipwrecks and their ...