Norway salvages 18th-century shipwreck, recovers porcelain and chandelier
Summary
Archaeologists found and recovered items from a shipwreck dating back to the 18th century, located 600 meters deep in the Skagerrak Strait near southern Norway. The recovered goods include Chinese porcelain, European items, textiles, grain, and parts of a chandelier.Key Facts
- The shipwreck is from the 18th century.
- It was discovered 600 meters deep in the Skagerrak Strait off southern Norway.
- Items recovered include blue and white Chinese porcelain bowls and goblets.
- European goods were also found, such as textiles and parts of a chandelier.
- Grain was recovered alongside the other artifacts.
- Experts are studying the items to learn more about the ship’s history.
- The site offers a mix of Asian and European trade goods, showing historical trade connections.
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