Germany uncovers 17th-18th century shipwreck debris
The company operating the electricity network on the German island of Norderney has discovered the wreckage of a wooden ship dating back to the 17th or 18th century during cable-laying operations, leading to a temporary halt in the work. It is believed that the ship was of Dutch origin, approximately 15 meters long and 5 meters wide. This discovery is considered significant because finding shipwrecks from that era along the coast of Lower Saxony is quite rare. Scientists will conduct a detailed examination of the wreck, parts of which remain buried beneath the sand.
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