#maritime-history

#maritime-history

Campaigners have raised 5m to replace part of the rotted structure of the replica of L'Hermione but need another 5m to make the vessel seaworthy.

Lighthouses have stood along the margins of continents and islands for centuries as points of light in vast maritime territories, tools for navigation and instruments of spatial clarity.

"A visit to HMS Wellington gives people a chance to step into our rich maritime history. Our new immersive VR experience is designed to engage visitors with HMS WELLINGTON's extraordinary wartime stories."

Amanda Respess invites readers to explore the complex interplay of maritime technology and cultural history through a concise survey of premodern seafaring practices.

Greer Jarrett has identified four possible small ports, or 'havens,' used by Vikings along the Norwegian coast, significant for trade and travel.

The RMS Titanic, measuring 269.1 metres in length and weighing 66,000 tons, was the largest moving object ever made at the time, likened to an 11-story building.

The maritime realm is both of our world and yet outside it, challenging our understanding of geography and identity in unprecedented ways.

The journey to the island of r involved a unique blend of train and boat travel, showcasing a commitment to sustainable exploration without flying.

Twenty years ago, there might have been an inundation a few times a year. Now, we're seeing degrees of flooding on a monthly, sometimes weekly, occurrence.

Sea Containers London has released four cabin suites reflecting distinct periods of maritime history, each adorned with vintage furniture and cocktail experiences.

Mirea's study reveals that the Black Sea was largely impassable in winter due to severe climatic conditions and restrictive Byzantine maritime laws.