The Maritime Archaeology of a Modern Conflict

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Nautical archaeologist Innes McCartney's systematic dives in the English Channel reveal the wreck sites of German U-boats from World War I and II. Over three decades, hydrographical marine surveys have led to significant discoveries, highlighting the historical context of these submerged vessels. McCartney's work not only documents the wrecks but also sheds light on the maritime conflicts of the era, providing insights into naval warfare and the technology of submarines.