RuneScape Forum Archive | It's been found at last.

Jan

2003

Tuffty

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-60662541

107 years later it's been found after being crushed and sank.

What a great find for history. It looks awasome too. It looks like you can float it and just set sail and sail away.

What a great find for 2022 to find Shackleton's lost ship. Just took a long time.

Now hopefully the ship robbers will leave it along seeing as it's 10,000 feet down.

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10-Mar-2022 10:44:09 - Last edited on 10-Mar-2022 10:51:34 by Tuffty

Jan

2006

Rooh

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I love stuff like this, great to see they've found it, it's an important part of history.

Who's the cat that won't cop out when there's danger all about?

10-Mar-2022 13:35:44

Sep

2005

Megycal

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It looks amazingly well preserved. I read that the organisms that "eat" wood are absent in that area which is one reason why so much of the ship has survived.

10-Mar-2022 16:22:11

Aug

2013

Jeremy Cheng

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Perfect place to rest. Too far underwater for any thieves to get to. Great to visit for tours too if that happens.

11-Mar-2022 03:07:34

Jan

2003

Tuffty

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It looks too good to be true after 107 years 10,000 feet down. It looks like it just been launched and ready to sail.

I'm happy it was found as it too years to work out where it was.

Hopefully it will be their in a 1000+ years for history to remember.

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11-Mar-2022 11:40:02

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