This paper presents the findings from a survey of one of the shipwrecks of the Battle of Jutland, and is extracted from a longer currently unpublished report which examines the six known Royal Navy wrecks. While all of the wrecks yielded unique insights into the battle, Defence was a particularly surprising case. The extant remains of this wreck showed for the first time how the ship was destroyed and explains what some eyewitnesses reported at the time. Intact and unsalvaged, it is a source of much valuable archaeological and historical data. © 2012 The Author. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology © 2012 The Nautical Archaeology Society
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
This paper presents the findings from surveys carried out in March 2016 of two wrecks sunk during th...
This paper presents the most recent findings up to August 2016 of the extent to which the shipwrecks...
Due to the circumstances of the loss of HMS Warrior and HMS Sparrowhawk in 1916, in which subsequent...
This research investigates the archaeological evidence of naval gunnery, primarily from shipwrecks o...
HMS Foyle was an early twentieth-century Royal Navy destroyer, employed on Channel patrol duty when ...
The Battle of Jutland occurred on 31 May - 1 June 1916, between the British Grand Fleet and the Germ...
This book records the excavation of the wreck of a small Cromwellian warship, believed to be Swan, w...
This paper examines how the archaeological record of 35 known U-boat wrecks sunk in WW1 in the Engli...
This book examines the archaeological investigations undertaken between 1979 and 2009 on the wreck o...
In the early hours of 14th October 1939 HMS ROYAL OAK was struck by four torpedoes fired from the U4...
In the early hours of 14th October 1939 HMS ROYAL OAK was struck by four torpedoes fired from the U4...
In the early hours of 14th October 1939 HMS ROYAL OAK was struck by four torpedoes fired from the U4...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
This paper presents the findings from surveys carried out in March 2016 of two wrecks sunk during th...
This paper presents the most recent findings up to August 2016 of the extent to which the shipwrecks...
Due to the circumstances of the loss of HMS Warrior and HMS Sparrowhawk in 1916, in which subsequent...
This research investigates the archaeological evidence of naval gunnery, primarily from shipwrecks o...
HMS Foyle was an early twentieth-century Royal Navy destroyer, employed on Channel patrol duty when ...
The Battle of Jutland occurred on 31 May - 1 June 1916, between the British Grand Fleet and the Germ...
This book records the excavation of the wreck of a small Cromwellian warship, believed to be Swan, w...
This paper examines how the archaeological record of 35 known U-boat wrecks sunk in WW1 in the Engli...
This book examines the archaeological investigations undertaken between 1979 and 2009 on the wreck o...
In the early hours of 14th October 1939 HMS ROYAL OAK was struck by four torpedoes fired from the U4...
In the early hours of 14th October 1939 HMS ROYAL OAK was struck by four torpedoes fired from the U4...
In the early hours of 14th October 1939 HMS ROYAL OAK was struck by four torpedoes fired from the U4...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...
The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historic...