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Bangor University help identify Irish Sea shipwreck as minesweeper

Bangor University help identify Irish Sea shipwreck as minesweeper
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Beaumaris Lifeboat assists fishing vessel partially stuck under Bangor Pier

Beaumaris Lifeboat assists fishing vessel partially stuck under Bangor Pier
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Discover the 5 most divine driving routes in Wales

Discover the 5 most divine driving routes in Wales
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Bangor University s U-Boat research featured in television show

Bangor University research contributed to the world premiere of a television programme. World’s Greatest Shipwrecks- Assassins of the Deep, was broadcast on More 4 on Monday 17 May at 9pm. Survey work carried out by Bangor University’s School of Ocean Science’s research vessel the Prince Madog, led to the discovery of submarine U87 which was damaged and sunk on Christmas Day 1917. The discovery was part of a joint research project with the Royal Commission on Ancient & Historic Monuments in Wales’s Heritage Lottery funded project: Commemorating the Forgotten U-boat War around the Welsh Coast, 1914-18. The programme explores three different German U-Boat wrecks from the First and Second World War with maritime archaeologist Dr Innes McCartney of Bournemouth University.

21 towns and places with Welsh names that aren t actually in the UK

21 towns and places with Welsh names that aren t actually in the UK Settlements on most of the world s continents have names that originated in Wales 10:57, 17 MAY 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now NorthWalesLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Legend has it that a Welsh-speaking Indian tribe in North America were descendents of emigrants who reached the continent in the 12th century, more than 300 years before Christopher Columbus.

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