A good read.
1 posted on
07/22/2003 7:13:42 PM PDT by
vannrox
To: vannrox
After some preliminary trips, the University of Pennsylvania professor and other scientists will go on a first-ever effort to excavate ancient ships and a possible human settlement left mummified in the Black Sea's oxygen-free waters.Oxygen-free water? Hello? H2O?
To: vannrox
I was born in Odessa - by the Black Sea.
To: vannrox
I spent a lot of time swimming in the Black Sea in Sinop, during my Army years. (1975-1977) Obviously, I should have looked under the waves!
10 posted on
07/22/2003 8:20:35 PM PDT by
Proangel
To: vannrox
Searchers have found four shipwreck sites in previous expeditions. One of them, dubbed "Shipwreck D," is so well-preserved in the Black Sea's anoxic waters that its hand-carved mast protruding above the seabed looks as good as new...PBS (sorry) had an hour long special on these expeditions a couple of weeks ago - fantastic pictures of this ship sitting on the sea floor with the mast still intact - intriguing stuff....
To: vannrox
Scientists Prepare to Excavate Black Sea A bit ambitious. Have they seen the Balck Sea? It's big. And draining it would be the first problem.
12 posted on
07/22/2003 9:15:55 PM PDT by
Oztrich Boy
(hoist by his own petard. always funny.)
To: vannrox
Fascinating. It there is a follow up report, please e-mail me privately. I'd love to hear about what they find.
13 posted on
07/22/2003 9:23:51 PM PDT by
nmh
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25 posted on
04/12/2006 7:25:16 PM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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To: vannrox
Can't wait to read about and see the pics of what they have found.
They will have a rough time keeping the finds from being destroyed once they are brought to the surface.
30 posted on
04/13/2006 4:31:31 AM PDT by
Dustbunny
(The only good terrorist is a dead terrorist)
34 posted on
04/27/2006 9:43:47 AM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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