After 170 years of searching, different Dutch’s destruction found the destruction of the Dutch trade, which brought migrants during the “gold fever”.
Near the coast of Australia, sea archaeologists discovered the destruction of the Dutch merchant “Koning Willem de Tweede”, which fell nearly 170 years ago during the local “gold fever”. CNN reported that there was a reference to the Australian National Maritime Museum.
The team of various Australia took three years to find a 43-meter vessel who died in heated water near Rob’s Port City. Archaeologists have discovered large pieces of steel and steel glued to the seabed, including a frame, a winch and wooden board that can be part of the upper deck.
“There’s always a small part of good fortune in what we do. The sand just opened a small portion of the ship’s fragment, but we saw it and said:” Finally they found it, “said James Hunter, the acting leader of the Marine Archeology Museum.
Experts are sure that most of the ships are still buried under a thick layer of sand, and they expect to find the destruction of the team’s personal ownership and passengers – coins, ceramics, bottles and, perhaps, even weapons.
The Koning Willem de Tweede played an important role during the “golden fever” in Australia, bringing ways -Chinese migrants to the miners in Victoria to prevent high taxes introduced by local authorities. Due to the storm, the ship sank, removing the lives of two-thirds of the staff, including most of its members, whose bodies could not be found.
Earlier it was reported that various vestmorland ships found, which sank Lake Michigan in 1854 as a result of a storm.
A ship was found in the Mediterranean Sea, which fell 3.7 thousand years ago
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