VIDEO — Divers Discover Initial Shipwrecks from the ‘Golden Age of Piracy’
Discovery of Historic Pirate Shipwrecks in Nassau Researchers have announced the identification of the first shipwreck linked to pirates in Nassau, Bahamas—a region known for piracy during the late 17th century. The New Providence Pirate Expedition, in collaboration with Wreckwatch TV, has located six shipwrecks in the surrounding waters, as reported by various news outlets. […]
First pirate shipwrecks found close to Nassau during Bahamas exploration
Texas Archaeologists Discover Ancient King’s Tomb in Belize Recently, archaeologists from Texas, Arlen and Diane Chase, unearthed the 4th-century tomb of Te Kabu Chaak, an early leader of Caracol, a significant Mayan city located in Belize. In another fascinating development, a team of filmmakers and archaeologists has reported the discovery of a shipwreck connected to […]
Judge Releases Treasure Hunter Who Would Not Disclose Shipwreck’s Gold Location
Treasure Hunter Released from Prison After Long Standoff A renowned treasure hunter has been released from prison after a prolonged refusal to disclose the location of 500 missing gold coins linked to a shipwreck from 1857. Seventy-three-year-old Tommy Thompson spent more than a decade behind bars for this issue. He was freed on Wednesday when […]
427 Rohingya Might Have Died in Two Shipwrecks in May, According to UN
UN Reports Fears for Rohingya Lives at Sea The United Nations expressed grave concerns on Friday regarding the fate of 427 Rohingya individuals, a persecuted Muslim minority from Myanmar, who are believed to have perished at sea on May 9 due to two separate shipwrecks off the coast of Myanmar. If this information is verified, […]