Treasures restored from the Greek coast from the Titanic sister ship Britain

The HMHS Britannic is a sister ship, it is the infamous RMS Titanic, which was notorious four years after it sank on the Greek coast in 1916. The British designed as luxury liner, but designated as a hospital ship during World War I, hit a mine and landed deeper, 30 out of 1,060 in the Aegean Sea, 30 out of 30 out of 30 out of 30 out of 1,060 in the Aegean.

Now, nearly 110 years later, divers have recovered artifacts from the wreckage. like Associated PressThe Greek Ministry of Culture said that during a week-long mission in May, a team of 11 divers brought back the British look mouths, the first-class luxury era silver-plated pallets on board, ceramic tiles from the hammam, a porcelain sink and a pair of passengers’ binoculars. The artifacts are currently under conservation and will be included in a permanent collection, with a new museum of underwater antiquities being constructed in Greek ports.

Recovery work takes place 400 feet below the sea, with tides and lower visibility adding to the difficulty of the task. AP. The diving team utilized closed-circuit furnace change equipment in an operation organized by British Foundation founder Simon Mills.

The Underwater Antiquities Museum, which is set to be visited in Nice, UK, is currently scheduled to open in 2026, including €93 million (about $109 million) in the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Fund.