When the MSC Zoe lost 270 containers in a North Sea storm, salvagers expected only scattered cargo. Instead, their sonar picked up something extraordinary—a centuries-old shipwreck. Beneath the waves lay timbers from a 500-year-old vessel and five tons of copper once meant for the Netherlands’ very first coins. This discovery revealed a rare “missing link” in shipbuilding history, bridging medieval and modern techniques. What began as a shipping accident turned into a priceless archaeological find.
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