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Researchers accidentally discover Civil War-era shipwreck while exploring murky Midwest river
Researchers accidentally discover Civil War-era shipwreck while exploring murky Midwest river

Fox News

time01-08-2025

  • Science
  • Fox News

Researchers accidentally discover Civil War-era shipwreck while exploring murky Midwest river

Wisconsin researchers recently discovered a 145-year-old shipwreck in a murky river – and it was a complete surprise. The Wisconsin Underwater Archaeology Association (WUAA), the organization that led the trip, confirmed the discovery to Fox News Digital. The ship was found near the city of Oshkosh. Historians believe the sunken vessel is the L.W. Crane, built in 1865. It sank in 1880. "We knew the Crane was in the area, [and] that finding her remains was a possibility," WUAA president Brendon Baillod told Fox News Digital. "But we had assumed that she was most likely buried in the bottom." He noted that diving the wreck is not feasible, as the Fox River has very low visibility due to suspended sediment. They used an archaeological-grade sidescan sonar manufactured in Sweden to find the ship's remnants. "We were amazed that her entire hull was still visible on the bottom," Baillod said. The discovery was also publicized by the Wisconsin Historical Society (WHS), which posted about it on Facebook in July. Speaking to Fox News Digital, WHS maritime archaeologist Jordan Ciesielczyk described the situation as "a happy accident, and completely unexpected." The WHS joined the trip to survey another shipwreck in the area, the Berlin City. That vessel was built in 1856 and sank in 1870. "[The Berlin City] is another river steamboat, like the L.W. Crane," Ciesielczyk said. "These small steamboats would carry freight and passengers up and down the Fox and Wolf Rivers." At the time of the trip, the WHS was unaware of any other shipwrecks in the area, the expert added. "We were going upriver between two of the previous survey areas and kept scanning the bottom as we went along when suddenly this wreckage came up on our screen," Ciesielczyk said. "It was very exciting!" "It's a very strong possibility that this wreck is the L.W. Crane." Ciesielczyk pointed to "context clues" – including the ship's size, shape and location – as strong evidence the wreck is the L.W. Crane. "In the summer of 1880, the barge L.W. Crane caught fire and was cut loose from its slip where it burned and sank into Fox River roughly in the area where this wreck was discovered," the archaeologist said. "100 yards away from this wreck are the remaining stone bridge caissons for the former railroad bridge on the river bottom." "The shipwreck we discovered was 90 feet long and 20 feet wide, which is roughly the same size as the L.W. Crane. It's a very strong possibility that this wreck is the L.W. Crane." Diving in the Fox River is "very challenging" with the rough currents and poor visibility. Ciesielczyk noted that no artifacts have been discovered near the site, but that doesn't mean they don't exist – further research is planned. Future exploration, however, won't be easy. Ciesielczyk said diving in the Fox River is "very challenging" with the rough currents and poor visibility. Having gone diving "in a different part of the Fox River on another shipwreck years ago, I couldn't see my hands in front of my face," he recalled. The latest discovery is one of many long-lost shipwrecks that have been identified in the Midwest in recent months. In May, the WHS announced that a fisherman stumbled upon a historic shipwreck in Lake Michigan. The ship, known as the J.C. Ames, was used in the lumber trade before being intentionally destroyed in 1923.

Transfer bombshell: champions snap up final rivals' star
Transfer bombshell: champions snap up final rivals' star

Yahoo

time07-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Transfer bombshell: champions snap up final rivals' star

Although the second season of the Icon League has just ended, preparations for the next season are already underway. The champion Berlin City has strengthened its team with a player from the finalist opponent Plyrs United. Furkan Ars will be on the hunt for goals for Berlin in the upcoming season. The 31-year-old scored 8 goals and assisted another 8 goals. Advertisement In Berlin City, Ars will meet some familiar faces. He played alongside Ak, Gecim, Kazan, and Sözer for Turkey at the Kings World Cup. The president of Berlin City, Antonio Rüdiger, is also pleased and commented on Instagram: "Making Moves 🔥🔥🔥." Berlin City is not resting on its success but is already gearing up for the upcoming season. Do you think Berlin City will manage to defend their title? Write it in the comments! This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

Transfer bombshell: champions snap up final rivals' star
Transfer bombshell: champions snap up final rivals' star

Yahoo

time07-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Transfer bombshell: champions snap up final rivals' star

Although the second season of the Icon League has just ended, preparations for the next season are already underway. The champion Berlin City has strengthened its team with a player from the finalist opponent Plyrs United. Furkan Ars will be on the hunt for goals for Berlin in the upcoming season. The 31-year-old scored 8 goals and assisted another 8 goals. Advertisement In Berlin City, Ars will meet some familiar faces. He played alongside Ak, Gecim, Kazan, and Sözer for Turkey at the Kings World Cup. The president of Berlin City, Antonio Rüdiger, is also pleased and commented on Instagram: "Making Moves 🔥🔥🔥." Berlin City is not resting on its success but is already gearing up for the upcoming season. Do you think Berlin City will manage to defend their title? Write it in the comments! This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

🤯 What's going on here? Icon League take on Baller League for €500,000
🤯 What's going on here? Icon League take on Baller League for €500,000

Yahoo

time29-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

🤯 What's going on here? Icon League take on Baller League for €500,000

It could really come down to a showdown between the small-field league winners in Germany. These have come to an end in recent weeks and each produced a winner. The Instagram page "sweatyg0al" started a survey a day ago, asking who of the two winners would win in a direct duel. So: Streets United from the Baller League against Berlin City, the winner of the Icon League. This led to teasing in the comments. Julian Schieber, the coach who won the Baller League with Streets United, commented that three players from Streets United would beat four from Berlin City. Elias Nerlich promptly responded with an offer: "Seriously: let's bet €100,000 that 3 players from Streets won't beat 4 from Berlin City, the winning team gets the money 🙌🏽 or rather back down?" The CEO of the Baller League, Felix Starck, then made another offer. Both teams play with a full team for €500,000. However, it remains questionable whether the two teams will actually compete against each other, as well as the question of where the €500,000 is supposed to come from. What do you think, who would prevail in a direct duel? This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. 📸 Pau Barrena - 2024 Getty Images

🎥 Icon League highlights: This wonder goal even leaves Kroos lost for words
🎥 Icon League highlights: This wonder goal even leaves Kroos lost for words

Yahoo

time27-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

🎥 Icon League highlights: This wonder goal even leaves Kroos lost for words

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. Noah Jones stands almost motionless, then suddenly there's a brief contact to the right and he hammers the ball without hesitation against the inner post and from there the ball goes into the goal. What a shot! Even Toni Kroos, who commented on the semi-final between Bürgeramt and Berlin City, was speechless. And if anyone knows about dream goals, it's the six-time Champions League winner, who scored some dream goals in his career. Jones' goal marked the 4:2, which paved the way for Berlin City into the final. It was also Jones who made the decision in the final in overtime. The final, which was already considered decided after 15 minutes, still held a surprising twist. The Berliners were leading 4:0, but squandered their lead, and it went into overtime. Here are the remaining highlights. Which goal was particularly beautiful for you? 📸 Alex Livesey - 2024 Getty Images

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