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Crews discovered a huge shipwreck underneath the foundations of the World Trade Center Towers after 9/11Rachel Lang
Published 6:55, 16 June 2023 BST
| Last updated 6:55, 16 June 2023 BST
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Crews who were deployed to clean up the aftermath of the September 11 attacks stumbled upon a shipwreck that dated back hundreds of years.
In 2010, as the site of the World Trade Center attack was being excavated, researchers discovered something strange underneath the rubble.
Archaeologists found a an ancient ship which sat at 22 feet (6.7 meters) below street level, as per Futurism.
The old wooden ship left researchers dumbfounded, with teams rushing to figure out where the incredibly it came from and how the hell it wound up in the middle of the Big Apple.
Scientists have since revealed the secrets lurking below the surface with the mysterious vessel.
They were able to analyse the tree rings on the wooden skeleton of the shipwreck to analyse its age.
More:
https://www.unilad.com/news/shipwreck-discovered-under-world-trade-centre-after-sept-11-tragedy-898570-20230616
sinkingfeeling
(52,999 posts)of 9/11.
Mister Ed
(6,352 posts)It's becoming increasingly common to read garbled sentences like this one in publications:
BComplex
(9,078 posts)This world is just getting less educated by the day, it seems.
flying_wahini
(8,013 posts)MadLinguist
(838 posts)Rural_Progressive
(1,107 posts)PatSeg
(49,724 posts)Rather depressing.
mucifer
(24,838 posts)Response to mucifer (Reply #3)
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Rebl2
(14,709 posts)angrychair
(9,743 posts)Here is one from CNN in 2014
https://www.cnn.com/2014/08/05/us/new-york-ground-zero-ship/index.html
Rhiannon12866
(222,244 posts)angrychair
(9,743 posts)You are very welcome
Judi Lynn
(162,385 posts)I'm sure they could be tempted to construct an answer for you. Here's their "About" page:
https://www.unilad.com/about
Blues Heron
(6,133 posts)Rebl2
(14,709 posts)Faux pas
(15,368 posts)Thanks for sharing Judi Lynn!
Judi Lynn
(162,385 posts)JoeOtterbein
(7,789 posts)Another interesting read!
Judi Lynn
(162,385 posts)Effete Snob
(8,387 posts)It was a ship!
flying_wahini
(8,013 posts)Dyedinthewoolliberal
(15,914 posts)What happened to make this relevant?
getagrip_already
(17,440 posts)This wreck was known about since before they dug the foundations. The engineering evaluations of the ground layers picked it up. It wasn't considered either dangerous to construction nor important enough to retrieve.
Just more landfill, which is what that part of Manhatten is.
Judi Lynn
(162,385 posts)Judi Lynn
(162,385 posts)"Support Groups?" "Media?"
Dyedinthewoolliberal
(15,914 posts)It wasn't intended that way.
iluvtennis
(20,864 posts)wnylib
(24,405 posts)you stand probably has a story about past events on the spot.