The wreck of a World War II era cargo ship off the coast of England is still carrying a large amount of explosives.
The wreck of the San Jose, a 300-year-old Spanish galleon, is thought to be filled with gold and jewels.
A 300-year-old Spanish galleon carrying enormous amounts of gold and jewels could soon see the light of day again.
Debris found in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Ian is now thought to be a piece of the long-lost SS Savannah.
Deep sea explorers have identified the final resting place of the USS Samuel B Roberts which sank back in 1944.
Timbers from the 17th-Century Spanish galleon Santo Cristo de Burgos have been discovered after 300 years.
Revealed by the Israel Antiquities Authority back in December, the ring shows a shepherd boy holding a sheep.
Officials in Australia have announced that the wreck has been conclusively identified, but others are not so sure.
A dive team has been exploring the wreck of a sunken German warship in search of Russia's long-lost treasure.
A Polish diving team has discovered the final resting place of the missing WWII-era steamer 'Karlsruhe'.
British archaeologists have discovered a treasure trove of shipwrecks, the oldest dating back over 2,000 years.
A steamship that famously went missing near the Bermuda Triangle in 1925 has finally been located.
The incredibly well-preserved wreck of a Renaissance vessel has been discovered on the ocean floor.
Researchers discovered the unidentified 200-year-old wreck during an equipment test earlier this month.
A mystery anchor found off the coast of Cornwall could be from a long-lost shipwreck filled with gold and silver.
Six unexpected deaths at the remote Arctic settlement of Gjoa Haven have been attributed to a reawakened curse.
The wreck of a wooden vessel dating back 2,400 years has been found at the bottom of the Black Sea.
The long-lost 300-year-old Spanish galleon was found with the help of an autonomous underwater vehicle.
The origins of a mysterious 800-year-old shipwreck have been determined thanks to a rather helpful label.
Marine archaeologists have discovered the earliest known example of an astrolabe navigation tool.