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Family thought sonar detected an octopus. It was a shipwreck missing for 152 years - Vimarsana News

Family thought sonar detected an octopus. It was a shipwreck missing for 152 years

A father and his daughter who were fishing on Lake Michigan were surprised when their sonar discovered what they thought was an octopus lurking ben...

Family thought sonar detected an octopus. It was a shipwreck missing for 152 years - Vimarsana News

Family thought sonar detected an octopus. It was a shipwreck missing for 152 years

A father and his daughter who were fishing on Lake Michigan were surprised when their sonar discovered what they thought was an octopus lurking ben...

Source: abc13.com
Norwegian Archaeologists Are Salvaging Priceless Artifacts From Melting Glaciers—Before It's Too Late - Vimarsana News

Norwegian Archaeologists Are Salvaging Priceless Artifacts From Melting Glaciers—Before It's Too Late

The Glacier Archaeology Program is in a race against time to collect artefacts from the melting ice before the elements destroy them.

Source: artnet.com
142-Year-Old Shipwreck Discovered in Lake Michigan - Vimarsana News

142-Year-Old Shipwreck Discovered in Lake Michigan

After a two-year search, maritime historians Brendon Baillod and Bob Jaeck say they’ve found the “perfectly intact” Trinidad wreck off the coast of Wisconsin.

Michigan State University workers stumble across buried, 142-year-old campus observatory - Vimarsana News

Michigan State University workers stumble across buried, 142-year-old campus observatory

Michigan State workers installing a hammock thought they had uncovered a large rock but used old maps to determine what they had struck.

Source: yahoo.com