A pirate shipwreck was discovered at a depth of around 2,700 feet below the Mediterranean. The small vessel, measuring no more than around 45 feet in length, was identified in international waters ...

Florida-based company Odyssey Marine Exploration (OME) located the shipwreck in 2005 during a ... Related: 10 of the most notorious pirates in history The 2005 expedition also found the wrecks ...

Schoolchildren often ask Rouja if there are any pirate shipwrecks. He says he sometimes offers a tongue-in-cheek response: "Bermuda was the pirate ship. Like, Bermudians were the pirates and we ...

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In 1984, Barry Clifford and the Whydah Project team finally located the elusive wreck site, marking the first-ever authenticated pirate shipwreck. They not only uncovered the wreckage, but a ...

which claims to house more than 800 authentic pirate artifacts, including a blunderbuss allegedly used by Blackbeard. Some of it was recovered from shipwrecks by the museum's founder, the ...