Shipwreck Science

To celebrate the return of the oldest Clipper Ship, The City Of Adelaide, Rob looks at the science of treating shipwreck artefacts. for news, cityofadelaide....

[@smoothsoundsstudioproduction]

Amazing show; very informative, rob and deane you two are some of the few out there who make knowledge fun to learn and easy to understand. I just found your show a couple of months ago and I am finding myself learning so much from you guys; I would love to meet you both someday to congratulate you two on literally capturing my curiosity; I hope you both are doing well!

[@CuriosityShow]

Very kind of you - appreciated - Rob

[@festiverespecttrackingfanc6644]

Wow, this is one surprisingly informative and interesting video I stumbled upon, very well done too

[@CuriosityShow]

Many thanks - Rob

[@Maninawig]

How is the revival of the Water Witch coming? And how does this effect sunken treasure like gold and jewels?

[@CuriosityShow]

Waterwitch still lies on the bottom of the Murray protected by sand bags - no funds to raise and restore it - Rob

[@Maninawig]

@@CuriosityShow that's sad...

[@vivekg6209]

Thanks for replying as I also had the same question

[@smadaf]

Corrosion turned the iron loop into a mold of itself, from which a cast then was made. That's pretty cool.