Four centuries on the seabed, the Palmwood Wreck I Museum Kaap Skil

[@hoomalumalu]

Thank you for this information

[@beatricetreadwell5785]

Very interesting!

[@toni5431]

It's a shame we can't safely excavate, raise and preserve these wrecks to be studied in depth on land in controlled environments. Their cargo alone would give a wonderful insight into history of the time.

[@Zalgud]

Subtitles would be nice.

[@elizabethpaints]

There are subtitles, look below the bar at the bottom of the screen, on the right side, you'll see a white box with CC inside, that is closed captions, or sub titles. Click on that. If there is no box with CC inside, then there are no subtitles.

[@HLBear]

I agree that this history is worth preserving. Shipwrecks are so difficult to study, due to the erosion and disintegration you describe.

[@on-the-pitch-p3w]

Hundreds of shipwrecks found near Texel. Most of them from Amsterdam. The richest city in the world in the Golden Age.

[@AndrewBowles-p5r]

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