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« on: March 08, 2010, 10:01:19 pm »
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Those shipwrecks could hold a wealth of knowledge.  Too bad we'll probably not see much come of this discovery during our lifetimes.

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Good article - thanks for sharing. No idea there were so many shipwrecks. Sue

'Due to its low temperatures and oxygen levels, the Baltic Sea is known as an ideal environment for conserving shipwrecks, which can remain virtually unblemished for hundreds and even thousands of year.

According to Norman, some 3,000 shipwrecks have been discovered and mapped in the Baltic, but experts believe more than 100,000 whole and partial wrecks litter the sea bottom.'

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