La Aleta sinkhole provides new insight to an ancient people

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A team of underwater archaeologists found Taino Indian artifacts dating from the 14th century at a water-filled sinkhole and a dry cave in a national park in the Dominican Republic. The artifacts, which include a war club and a woven basket, will be housed in the Faro a Colon Museum in Santo Domingo.

Discovery and exploration, Antiquities, Dominican Republic, Marine archaeologists, Tainos

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Sea Dancer

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Turks and Caicos Islands still have plenty to offer to diving enthusiasts seeking the wild and unpredictable marine environment. One of the facilities for divers in the area is the Sea Dancer, a converted oil platform crew boat functioning as a combination hotel and dive platform.

Buildings and facilities, Recreation, Turks and Caicos Islands

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L'Herminie: Bermuda's French warship

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L'Herminie was a 19th century naval ship that sank in 1837 and is presently resting under 35 ft of water four miles west of Ireland Island. Its wreckage is one of the most popular subjects among diving enthusiasts.

History, Description and travel, Naval vessels, Bermuda, Warships

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