It was early afternoon in September 2017 when Australian National Maritime Museum maritime archaeologist Dr James Hunter took ...

A mysterious shipwreck at the bottom of Newport Harbor is believed to be the famous HMS Endeavour, which Capt. James Cook sailed on when he discovered Australia. Marine archaeologists are ramping ...

The wreck of Captain Cook’s HMS Endeavour may have finally been pinpointed, 17,000 kilometers (10,500 miles) from the country with which it’s most famously associated. Researchers in Rhode ...

That's where Captain James Cook's HMS Endeavour was believed to have been deliberately sunk by the British during the American Revolution. Cook had earlier sailed the ship around the South Pacific ...

Endeavour is endemic to every Australian and New Zealand child’s education with a rich British and American history to boot. It was the boat on which Captain James Cook achieved the first ...

New to Flash? Try 14 days free now > The Endeavour was used on Captain Cook’s maiden voyage to Australia. Picture: Stephen Schmidt, Australian National Maritime Museum. “The Rhode Island ...

According to RIMP, the wreckages are spread across nine different sites, and “one group of 5 ships includes the Lord Sandwich transport, formerly Captain James Cook’s Endeavour.” The group ...

The ship — also known as the Lord Sandwich and HMS Bark Endeavour — was scuttled in 1778 in Newport Harbor during the American Revolution. Captain James Cook sailed on the HMS Endeavour around ...

British explorer Captain James Cook. Picture: Supplied Iain McCalman ... it would be a really wonderfully kind of exciting thing to have the Endeavour raised and brought, if possible, to Australia ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. The remains of the Endeavour, the lost ship that famed Captain James ...

From 1768 to 1771, the Endeavour sailed the South Pacific. Cook then continued sailing the region searching for the "Great Southern Land." Local tribesmen killed Captain Cook in Hawaii on February ...

a piece of wood from what may be Captain James Cook’s famed HMB Endeavour. But he saw something else, too: telltale signs of damage from an aggressive species of worm-like mollusk called the ...