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A Storm Digs up a 400-Year-Old Wreck on an English Beach and Sheds Light on the 17th-Century Transatlantic Trade
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On the coasts, the sea sometimes renders what it has swallowed. In the Dorset, fragments of wood appeared on a beach after violent winter storms. The Dutch wreck of Studland Bay intrigues as much as it fascinates, testifying to an intense maritime trade between Europe and the Caribbean. When Storm Chandra dug up a forgotten ship At the end of January 2026, Storm Chandra swept the south coast of England with unusual violence. By withdrawing, the …
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