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1 Famous shipwrecks

2 Famous wrecksites

3 Prehistory

4 Atlantic and Mediterranean

5 Red Sea, Arabian Sea and Mediterranean Sea


5.1 Ancient Seafaring

5.2 Oldest Known Harbor

5.3 Suez Canal



6 Pacific

7 Also see

8 External links



Famous shipwrecks

• Uluburun Late Bronze Age shipwreck, 14th century BC
  
• Cape Gelidonya Late Bronze Age shipwreck, c. 1200 BC
  
• Mary Rose, 1545
  
• HMS Wasa, 1628
  
• VOC ship Batavia, 1629
  
• VOC ship Amsterdam, 1749
  
• RMS Titanic, 1912
  
• Bismarck, 1941
  
• USS Arizona, 1941
  

Famous wrecksites

• Baltic Sea ancient & refugee ships
  
• Scapa Flow
  
• Truk Lagoon
  
• Pearl Harbor
  
• [url=javascript:jumpUrl('tenmocriE=weiv?7707725/lanoitan/nosinu/tnetnoc/ten.mocrie.emoh//:ptth');]Irish news headlines from leading Irish newspapers[/url], estimates range between 7000 and 12000 ancient ships off the coast of Ireland
  

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