Check out the finds in the Black Sea, they've found intact ships over 2000 years old! Apparently the water has no oxygen past a certain depth, so there's no organisms eating the wood.
Indeed I wonder how Titanic would have been in these types. Probably not as bad, & Human remains on that too still. If it was still in Shallower waters.
I love how the temperature of the water and other factors (salinity?) have kept the wreck free from subsea growths and organisms which invariably cover every square millimetre of wrecks, giving a clear and unhindered sight of the wreck in it's astonishing detail! This truly is a remarkable time capsule for divers, marine archaeologists, historians and others with a personal or professional interest in this wreck and it's state of preservation. Thank you for this fascinating insight into this intriguing wreck!
This wreck is in an utterly fantastic condition of preservation, and it's possible to see crystal clear details which one wouldn't expect to still be visible! The interviewee was correct when he said that the wreck was a time machine, and I hope to see a much longer documentary on this magnificent vessel. Edited to say that in gold coins alone, the ship's cargo is currently worth 2.86 Billion Euros! This exceeds the 660 Million Euros value of the 20 Tons of gold ingots carried on the sunken Japanese I-400 Submarine whose intact wreck has been found!
Yeah, the baltic is amazing in that way aswell, its too cold for wood eating parasites and since its so deep where the wreck is, it hasnt been effected by waves either, quite remarkable.
Don't feel bad that no one today will ever know the names of many of these men. Because they died with men who did know who they were. They were brothers in arms and brothers in the next world. There is a bond soldiers have for each other that often stronger than actual family. These men fought and died for their homeland and for each other. Incredible condition of that wreck and the first time I have ever seen actual canons still coming out of gun ports of a old sailing ship like this. Its incredible to see how well preserved it is. I would love to see some of the canons recovered and conserved. I bet they are glorious.
What an amazing short clip the preservation is incredible I hope there is a full arciological survey and recording of the ship and crew I would love to watch that as would many people I garentee 👍🏼🇬🇧
The Art Mueseum in STL has a bunch of coins in an exhibit. They have ancient Roman, Grecian,Egyptian, and one pre-egyptian. Fascinating to see, totally wanted to take one though 😂
the Baltic sea is great for preserving ships. I wonder if warships of this age have been declared graves for the seamen and soldiers who were on this vessel?
These underwater videos are wonderful. We need to send divers into the lakes where families were relocated during the hydro electric building. Their family homes are in these lakes. Also require a specialized effort for filming inside the Albuquerque Aquifer. Jacques Cousteau would. Have we lost our sense of adventure and exploring challenges?
@@jfk3465that’s not how that works. Sometimes sites like this are considered mass grave sites or memorial sites since it’s considered their final resting place. For example, many people petitioned to make the site of titanic a mass memorial site which would have made it illegal to disturb or take items from
***** Yeah, that makes sense. The coldest water I've dived in was around 50 degrees Fahrenheit, and our air was gone pretty fast, so they wouldn't have been able to stay down there long. .
@@protoketer4554 “air was gone pretty fast” means they were deep/high pressure. When you’re deep it’s cold. Clearly you don’t know what you’re talking about
I love to see all the artifacts and antiques they should preserve them , and on other hand all these wrecks are someones grave and I feel like its grave robbing
Ron Wallace hmm... difficult call... if you were at a cemetery, and you found a 100 dollar bill laying on the grass would you pick it up? It’s one thing to dig up a grave to get treasure..another to find it.. not sure ..tough call..
Coins recovered from a shipwreck often have a value multiplier. Take that into account, deduct the fact that a huge new supply becomes available and the value may move only slightly up or down. As always the condition of the coins will become the real way values are determined after the above factors are determined.
It’s so fascinating how well preserved this is in comparison to other shipwrecks such as the Titanic, which is slowly deteriorating away after only a century. What makes the difference?
Just a thought and would love to see this brought to the surface placed in a location where people can come an honor them as in unknown soldiers memorial.
ive been trying to find out ,what happened to the big ship that was Anchor just south of the bridge in st Louis MO. at about the area across and up river from the Arch. it was a big aluminum looking ship , like a floating casino, ?
He's in search of the Observatory on his Jackdaw, and his crew singing shanties... And possibly assassinating a few on the way. All in the Caribbean, nowhere near this shipwreck. :)
@@mikemiller539 Ships and boats are generally considered as "female", they get female namnes and so on. There are some exceptions, modern warships for example. This is common knowledge.
One silver coin is valued at 13,000 Euros. But there are 220,000 of them according to the records. Well, if they recover all 220,000, then that "quite a heap" will be reduced in value because they will no longer be as rare.
The Baltic seems to be great at preserving shipwrecks...must be extremely low oxygen content. Silver Spanish coins found off Florida are not recognizable unless you know what to look for--looks like a black disc.
It's absolutely amazing how the cold northern waters keep these wrecks so well preserved!
Check out the finds in the Black Sea, they've found intact ships over 2000 years old!
Apparently the water has no oxygen past a certain depth, so there's no organisms eating the wood.
Indeed I wonder how Titanic would have been in these types. Probably not as bad, & Human remains on that too still. If it was still in Shallower waters.
It's crazy to see the bones, knowing that no one ever knew who they were, nor will they ever.
well they have the ship's register. might be possible to guess the age, but thats about it. atleast we know their story...
Known only to God.
Actually technology can Identify these people easily
If they have bones, they can do bone scans, just like they've done on bodies found in pyramids.
@@micheleevangelista9247 Who would they compare them to today to name them?
I love how the temperature of the water and other factors (salinity?) have kept the wreck free from subsea growths and organisms which invariably cover every square millimetre of wrecks, giving a clear and unhindered sight of the wreck in it's astonishing detail!
This truly is a remarkable time capsule for divers, marine archaeologists, historians and others with a personal or professional interest in this wreck and it's state of preservation.
Thank you for this fascinating insight into this intriguing wreck!
I wonder if any government or research group has considered raising it, as they did the Mary Rose? She's not very deep, so it should be possible.
Fascinating history. When will loud background music be eliminated on such informative episodes?
This wreck is in an utterly fantastic condition of preservation, and it's possible to see crystal clear details which one wouldn't expect to still be visible!
The interviewee was correct when he said that the wreck was a time machine, and I hope to see a much longer documentary on this magnificent vessel.
Edited to say that in gold coins alone, the ship's cargo is currently worth 2.86 Billion Euros!
This exceeds the 660 Million Euros value of the 20 Tons of gold ingots carried on the sunken Japanese I-400 Submarine whose intact wreck has been found!
The most ironic thing is that those are the bodies of ppl who were born while Henry VIII was alive 😮
What’s ironic about that?
@@wooflord You’d think bodies would decay after all that time
@@Mike-jv9cl true especially at that pressure,
Henry the Vlll died in 1547. I believe his daughter Elizabeth the 1st was ruling then.
@@dianahofstetter1057 True, but they were very likely born before 1547
A moment in the past suspended in time, eerie
A short segment on a great shipwreck lost at sea. Very cool!
Fascinating wreck, thanks for posting!
The only other sunken ships I have ever seen in this kind of condition after hundreds of years have been in cold, deep, Fresh water graves. Wow.
Yeah, the baltic is amazing in that way aswell, its too cold for wood eating parasites and since its so deep where the wreck is, it hasnt been effected by waves either, quite remarkable.
It’s like looking at HMS Erebus
Fascination with this great ship wreck has brought a about some actual event that transpired during the moment that occurred in battle long long ago.
Very interesting. Wish there was a longer documentary showing the recovery efforts of everything.
so when can I expect a 2 hour documentary
absolutely amazing, what a beautiful ship but such a dramatic ending. it's very good preserved, really a time machine.
Don't feel bad that no one today will ever know the names of many of these men. Because they died with men who did know who they were. They were brothers in arms and brothers in the next world. There is a bond soldiers have for each other that often stronger than actual family. These men fought and died for their homeland and for each other. Incredible condition of that wreck and the first time I have ever seen actual canons still coming out of gun ports of a old sailing ship like this. Its incredible to see how well preserved it is. I would love to see some of the canons recovered and conserved. I bet they are glorious.
What an amazing short clip the preservation is incredible I hope there is a full arciological survey and recording of the ship and crew I would love to watch that as would many people I garentee 👍🏼🇬🇧
Amazing. Totally interesting. Want to know more.
It always makes me sad to hear about hundreds of sailors going down with their ship
Nootch yes thats true
They didn't have any choice....
Essentially, by taking anything from that wreak, they are desecrating a grave.
@@russell5078084 True, they should leave it untouched.
@@russell5078084 you really think anyone who died over 400 years ago gives a fk
When treasure is found, greed ensues.
Nice work
Very cool love watching this style of video.s.
Very cool. Good job on the footage. It’s a time capsule.
Absolutely amazing
I'm a sucker for old authentic items. It would be really cool to have one of those old coins
The Art Mueseum in STL has a bunch of coins in an exhibit. They have ancient Roman, Grecian,Egyptian, and one pre-egyptian. Fascinating to see, totally wanted to take one though 😂
No rest in peace here, history prevails long after the dead and the loved ones are gone.
Amazing!
That's amazing.
Absolutely brilliant! Loved this video
the Baltic sea is great for preserving ships. I wonder if warships of this age have been declared graves for the seamen and soldiers who were on this vessel?
Such a cool wreck to dive
Amazing find 👌
The bones of ancient sailors. From a time gone past. Then the only thing left is old historical relics. With a certain mystical whimsy about it.
Looks like she went down only a few years ago. Incredible
These underwater videos are wonderful. We need to send divers into the lakes where families were relocated during the hydro electric building. Their family homes are in these lakes.
Also require a specialized effort for filming inside the Albuquerque Aquifer. Jacques Cousteau would. Have we lost our sense of adventure and exploring challenges?
muy buen video
I wish I had a better brain and lungs. I could of done this career. So amazing to find such pieces of history especially so intact!
after a year im still waiting for a documentary
Onde posso encontrar este documentário?
Keep waiting
There is a small exhibition about the ship in a museum in Västervik, Sweden.
Can't be much longer.
Great adventure but scary when you discover human parts. Wouldn't expect them at first.
Mario Cisneros those waters are for some reason without oxygen thus no rot.
Bones survive for a very long time.
damn. nice work!
Incredible
That is a gravesite really, not just an interesting wreck. Those were real people with real lives.
I hope everyone keeps that in mind.
Since they weren't buried, it's not a gravesite
@@jfk3465that’s not how that works. Sometimes sites like this are considered mass grave sites or memorial sites since it’s considered their final resting place. For example, many people petitioned to make the site of titanic a mass memorial site which would have made it illegal to disturb or take items from
I hope those men who went down with their ship got to see another life; maybe on a distance Earth in a galaxy far from here.
When you die, you just die. There’s no such thing as an afterlife. I can’t believe people really believe that nonsense.
Golly, that looks really cold down there!
***** Yeah, that makes sense. The coldest water I've dived in was around 50 degrees Fahrenheit, and our air was gone pretty fast, so they wouldn't have been able to stay down there long.
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SledgeHammer98k They're wearing drysuits
@@protoketer4554 “air was gone pretty fast” means they were deep/high pressure. When you’re deep it’s cold. Clearly you don’t know what you’re talking about
Reminds me of that roman boat they found in the dead Sea. Its still got the rope on it!
Look up the two Franklin ships. They still have furniture and bottles and plates on the shelves and muskets on gun racks on the walls.
RIP brave soldier
when we´ll have a documentary about?
@@MrLONGJOHN11 so never
I love to see all the artifacts and antiques they should preserve them , and on other hand all these wrecks are someones grave and I feel like its grave robbing
Ron Wallace hmm... difficult call... if you were at a cemetery, and you found a 100 dollar bill laying on the grass would you pick it up? It’s one thing to dig up a grave to get treasure..another to find it.. not sure ..tough call..
May we learn... never to practice war any more...
Wow!
Possibly 2.8billion euros on that ship, unreal.
+mike Not really, supply and demand...if you flood the market with coins they drop in price.
Arnhem Antiques good point, didn't consider that
they have historical value also not just the value of silver.
Coins recovered from a shipwreck often have a value multiplier. Take that into account, deduct the fact that a huge new supply becomes available and the value may move only slightly up or down. As always the condition of the coins will become the real way values are determined after the above factors are determined.
usually about 10x the numismatic value
Sweden should raise and preserve her like the Maryrose.
Mars, Kronan and Svärdet deserve a new museum :-)
@@zapfanzapfan LIKE THE WASA
Raise her and stick her in a museum. The silver will pay for the archeology.
to perfect
wow !
This wreck is older than the titanic and looks much better condition....
Still very cool to see shipwrecks
This is true all shipwrecks are Intresting
Very nice footage but way too short video.
We had a raceboat sink and was lifted about 30 years later plus it was a vintage hydroplane at the madison gold cuo race in the 1970s
SO WHATS THAT GOT TO DO WITH SHIPWRECKS OF THE BALTIC SEA ?
What that race boat had to do with it was filled with silver coins! Lol/ LMAO/ WTF?/ and that's that!
After oceans gate accident, I been looking up sunken ships.. deep sea is very interesting. That ship was from 1564 😧
Wonder why a warship would be in battle and carrying so much silver?
*a captain always goes down with his ship*
Why is that ?
@@rojava1619 its a saying
Should bring it up if it's that well preserved
I want me one a them cannons!
I want one of those Cannon's!!!
I'll settle for a sword at least and a set of dinnerware 😗
@@craftpaint1644 I would settle for a few of the coins
Looks like a Great Lakes wreck. We are spoiled for the best.
SPOOKY
It’s so fascinating how well preserved this is in comparison to other shipwrecks such as the Titanic, which is slowly deteriorating away after only a century. What makes the difference?
The titanic is made out of steel which deteriorates in salt water.
I would love to be able to do what these people do, but instead I have to delve into the depths of a kitchen
Your destiny is dictated by YOU .
Kris Harkin
Kitchens are where hamburgers are made and I'd pay 13,000 euros for one right now, whats that about $1.75 US?
That somehow reminds me of the song "Money For Nothing" by Dire Straits.
my life is cooked too
“Here, let me get these silver coins and...” CRUNCH....”It’s hard to avoid the human bones, but.....hey, another coin!” (CRUNCH, CRUNCH, CRUNCH)
о проекте Mars
No wonder he was after that ship , a ton of money involved
Crazy they find bones here and not at the Titanic.
The Swedish people blamed Mars for the curse that rested on the ship as its cannons were cast by church bells that King Gustav Vasa seized.
bog basquet needed and heavy lifthing!!!!
Just a thought and would love to see this brought to the surface placed in a location where people can come an honor them as in unknown soldiers memorial.
It should be protected from treasure hunters.
ive been trying to find out ,what happened to the big ship that was Anchor just south of the bridge in st Louis MO. at about the area across and up river from the Arch. it was a big aluminum looking ship , like a floating casino, ?
A minesweeper, sank in 93 wreck is often visible, just last year it was out of water due to low levels
Ghost Ship. That was my first impression. Very haunted & unsettling.
Where's Edward Kenway when you need him!
Where is Davy Jones when you need him!
Where is Edward Thatch when u need him?
AND WHO TOOK MY GOD DAMN CHICKEN!!!
Where is Captain Jack Sparrow when we need him?
He's in search of the Observatory on his Jackdaw, and his crew singing shanties... And possibly assassinating a few on the way. All in the Caribbean, nowhere near this shipwreck. :)
So sad, humans have to war...wish life could be better than that.
2:27 lower leg with foot still encased in leather boot/shoe?
Can they raise the wreck? Put it in a museum. Or no.
The question now is could the ship be raised and preserved like the Vasa or Mary Rose
I used to raise approx.30 acres of sweet corn,not only were raccoons a problem but also coyotes would eat the corn as well as a problematic bear!
She’s In amazing condition.
Michael Exman did you just assume it’s gender
@@mikemiller539 Ships and boats are generally considered as "female", they get female namnes and so on. There are some exceptions, modern warships for example. This is common knowledge.
how are there still remains from 450 years ago but not at the titanic site?
There are plenty of bones down by the titanic. People just refuse to film them because everyone is so sensitive now.
Weird...............
A battlefield cemetery that should be protected and preserved not looted
One silver coin is valued at 13,000 Euros. But there are 220,000 of them according to the records.
Well, if they recover all 220,000, then that "quite a heap" will be reduced in value because they will no longer be as rare.
***** By all means, buy one if you think they are valuable. LOL
***** LOL.
Yes the value will not be the same if they find 220 000 of them, however it will still be fucking expensive to buy one of those lol xd
I find it hard to take the video seriously if they imply curses are real in the title.
What ship is this
Ahemmm. So where's the treasure?
the most underwater exploration i can do is in my pool
Any wrecks?
Probably ur 🛁
It looks as though some are still wearing fabric.
hom many years can withstand wreck?
Ewa Szkudlarek bout tree fiddy.
It's sunny
Thesaurus hunter?
Now i kno why silver's stagnant.
The Baltic seems to be great at preserving shipwrecks...must be extremely low oxygen content. Silver Spanish coins found off Florida are not recognizable unless you know what to look for--looks like a black disc.
Did mars have the same context back then ? Or is it a different word than hiw we use it as a planet today?
Looks better then the Titanic..condition wise
I gess thay can get the DNA from the bone , and try and match it with any of today's DNA......
Not possable due to long time in water!