'Irman of the Titanic': Sailors Have Recovered the First Ship Items that Have Been Buried in Greece More than a Hundred Years Ago
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The wreck of the HMHS Britannic is located at a depth of approximately 120 meters. The ship was sunk by a naval mine in November 1916 in the Aegean Sea off the island of Kea. 30 of the more than a thousand people on board did not survive the disaster. In recent months, a mission of divers has gone to the wreck, which for the first time brought to the surface some items from the ship. These include the ship's bell, signal lamps and other pieces o…
A group of deep-water explorers recovered the first batch of artefacts from the British HMHS, the Titanic's brother ship, which landed on the coast of Greece in 1916, reported to the Greek Ministry of Culture on this Tuesday. The ship sank over a century ago in the Aegean Sea, and the artifacts were found at a depth of 120 metres, according to the ministry.
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