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-- - neville oldham & steve clarkson to our website is best viewed with the flash player plugin. click here to get flash! or scroll down the page to enter our website. home contact home shipwrecks stories links photos guidance talks books about us shipwrecks/a> contact home photos stories books email online mainmenu photos stories armada dartmouth cannons women at sea erme estuary ingots shipwreck south devon orkneys north devon cornwall and scilly isles east coast dorset scotland ireland international projects hms venerable dartmouth cannons guidance contact email other organisations other organisations about us whats new shipwrecks added since november 2014 ss newholm ss ambassador ss mendi ss skaala privateer dragon 1757 s.s.percier mv napoli mv lucy hmt caroline german submarine u-260 ss basil glenart castle sms margraf web overview our website has been created as a source of information relating to marine archaeology, shipwrecks, maritime stories, pirates and treasure. it contains information on shipwrecks we have dived as well as maritime stories looking at the mysteries of what happened to these ships and their crew. also included is the latest news from around the world including shipwrecks, marine archaeology and treasure hunters. latest news february 2018 indonesian scrap metal workers tell of finding and discarding body parts after second world war battleships were wrenched from sea bed. they knew about the bones: the arm and leg bones, the occasional skull, a few teeth still jutting out. as the welders cut through the mangled steel of the old ships that had been brought their way, they came across the human remains mixed in with sea-rusted bullets, the odd pistol, rifles, helmets and jumbo-sized boots. muhammad usman was one of those working at the welders’ yard in brondong port in east java when he says he smelled something. the world's biggest grave robbery: asia’s disappearing wwii shipwrecks read more he killed the flame of his torch to take a closer look and there, obscured by a piece of twisted metal, and lacquered in mud, was a charred human leg bone. “i could smell something different, very unusual,” recalls usman, his eyes widening, “i picked it up and wow, i could see that it was definitely a bone, so i gave it to the boss.” . select the image to read more from thegaurdian wreck that ‘could contain £100m worth of nazi gold’ found by british ship the crew uncovered a chest inside a german shipwreck, off iceland, earlier this month. ss minden was discovered by brits, but who owns the chest could be part of a legal spat. it could be worth £100m to booty hunters and was discovered by advanced marine services (ams), according to the sun . yet they are now having to apply to iceland’s government for permission to open the chest. read more: metro £4.5bn treasure hunt launches for gold in atlantic war wrecks in one of the most ambitious marine operations of its kind, the crew hopes to identify and eventually raise the first of three hauls of gold bullion with an estimated weight of 500 tonnes. surveys will hopefully confirm the bounties that researchers believe are in the wrecks of the merchant ships that transported secretive cargoes to allies during the two world wars. deep-sea hydraulics and robotics will be used to reclaim the gold. the salvage plan is the culmination of 25 years of research by a handful of marine experts who claim to have mapped more than 700 ship wrecks with untold riches. if the initial operation on the three wrecks off the coast of ireland proves successful, the team hopes to salvage cargo from 20 prime sites across the world using top-secret data to recover as much as £300 billion. read more: evening standard british treasure hunters caught hunting for the wreck of a 'nazi gold ship' a group of british treasure hunters are claimed to have prompted a diplomatic row with iceland after they were caught searching for a ‘nazi gold ship’. advanced marine services have been accused of looking for the wreckage of german cargo ship ss minden by icelandic authorities after a stationary norwegian research boat seabed constructor, rented by the firm, was spotted in icelandic waters. read more: steve's start point project wins bsac jubilee trust duke of edinburgh "runner up" at buckingham palace - from right to left: steve clarkson, mike turner, dave parham, prince philip, sue mitchell, colin mathews and ron howell. select the image below to see a feature in the torbay herald express go to the books tab at the top of the page to buy the book of the "tea clipper" gossamer spanish coins found off vero beach offered to collectors for sale more than 200 spanish coins that were part of a sunken treasure retrieved off vero beach last summer have been authenticated by experts and offered to collectors for sale. the coins, valued at more than $1 million, were part of the 1715 fleet that sunk in a hurricane off the coast on july 31, 1715. they were recovered by a contractor working for 1715 fleet-queens jewels llc, a historic shipwreck salvage company. the discovery was made in 6 feet of water by diver william bartlett. salvage company co-owner brent brisben said the historic, recovered coins were struck by hand in colombia, mexico and peru between 1692 and 1715 during the reigns of spanish kings charles ii and philip v. about 224 coins from the 1715 fleet that brisben and his team recovered last summer, along with 71 other coins from previous discoveries in 2010 and 2013 are part of the current sale. read more at www.tcpalm.com german wwi submarine found off the coast of scotland the wreck of a german u-boat that sank almost 100 years ago has been discovered by engineers laying subsea power cables. remarkable sonar images show the missing world war one submarine is largely intact and lying off the galloway coast. experts believe the vessel could be the ub-85, a sub that sank in 1918, according to official records. however, naval folklore suggests it may have been attacked by a "sea monster". read more at the bbc ship found in arctic 168 years after doomed northwest passage attempt the long-lost ship of british polar explorer sir john franklin, hms terror, has been found in pristine condition at the bottom of an arctic bay, researchers have said, in a discovery that challenges the accepted history behind one of polar exploration’s deepest mysteries. hms terror and franklin’s flagship, hms erebus, were abandoned in heavy sea ice far to the north of the eventual wreck site in 1848, during the royal navy explorer’s doomed attempt to complete the northwest passage. german u-boat discovered after seven-year hunt national oceanic and atmospheric administration (noaa) get first look at u-576 since the sub went down in wild battle off north carolina’s outer banks independent gold-filled shipwreck found in namibia diamond miners in africa discovered a 500-year-old shipwreck full of gold coins worth $13,000,000. the bom jesus, or good jesus, was first discovered in april 2008 in the namibian coast near oranjemund by a group of geologists from the mining company de beers. select image to see more on "nature world news" captain cook's endeavour is finally found 230 years after it disappeared: legendary vessel used to sail to australia was scuttled off the coast of rhode island in 1778 captain cook's famous ship has seemingly been discovered in the us 230 years since it was sold, sunk and forgotten. the endeavour is one of the most famous ships in naval history and was used by captain james cook to discover the east coast of australia in 1770. the last sighting of the endeavour was around 1778 when it is believed the ship was sold, renamed the lord sandwich, and then used to transport british troops during the american revolution. archaeologists believe they have found the scuttled remains of the endeavour just off the coast of newport, rhode island in narragansett bay. the rhode island marine archaeology project made the discovery, say

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