the 220,000-ton ship was freed by around-the-clock digging and tugs that pushed and pulled it into the center of the waterway. Workers removed 30,000 cubic meters of sand, enough to fill about a ...

In total, some 30,000 cubic meters — more than 1 million cubic feet — of sand and mud were removed from around the ship as workers worked round-the-clock to re-float it. But early Monday it ...

Explore the detailed process of crafting a stunning nautical ship wheel clock, combining maritime aesthetics with precision clockwork to create a unique timepiece. Some 10 people killed in attack ...

He was on the lookout for Chinese sand-dredging ships encroaching on waters controlled by Taiwan. The Chinese goal, Taiwanese officials say: pressure Taiwan by tying down the island democracy’s ...

“We could see tool marks we might be able to identify, but the clock is ticking on a site ... As Meide and archaeologists scooped the sand off the ship, curious local residents stopped by ...