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Pipeline Workers Found a 400-Year-Old Shipwreck in the Baltic, and One Object on Board Still Baffles Experts

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A 17th-century clinker-built sailing vessel, discovered in 2023 during survey work for an underwater gas pipeline in Germany’s Bay of Greifswald on the southern Baltic Sea, has been dated by tree-ring analysis of its oak timbers to wood felled between 1626 and 1639. The rescue excavation led by University of Warsaw underwater archaeologist Michał Grabowski […]
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The discovery of a lost ship in greifswald revealed preserved historical traces at the bottom of the Baltic Sea. The underwater inspection identified rare artifacts and the structure of a boat built in the 17th century. How did divers find the lost ship in Greifswald? Professional divers did routine work in the bay of Greifswald to clear the...

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Bitcoin.com broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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