For example, Cullimore et al. (2002) reported the coexistence of several different oxidized iron formations on deep ocean shipwrecks and used the term 'rusticle' to collectively describe them all.
The Mahavastu cites a previous birth in which Kaundinya was a seafaring merchant who had lost all his wealth after a mid-ocean shipwreck.
Its elements include an ocean voyage, a shipwreck, a cargo of something called stardust, a blissful Edwardian chorus line of singing mermaids and three orphans (sold to a dastardly seaman for sinister purposes) who have never seen the light of day before.
OCEAN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY "Shipwrecked at the Jersey Shore".
I didn't sleep that night, but reflected, feeling like a shipwreck on the ocean floor.
There are dozens of shipwrecks in the ocean surrounding the 270 square kilometres of Altis, so after picking up wreck excavators and a few mini-submarines, we begin a profitable excavation business.
There are dozens of shipwrecks in the ocean surrounding the 490 square miles of Altis, so after picking up wreck excavators and a few mini-submarines, we begin a profitable excavation business.
The United Nations estimates that there are more than three million shipwrecks on the ocean floor.
They can even take a diving bell to the ocean floor to explore sunken shipwrecks.
He did a sombre "Hedda Gabler" ("Tired of waiting / Tired of the human race") and a funk-rock "E Is Missing," in which he sang of a "derelict lighthouse signalling men in shipwrecks under the ocean" and "secret bruises from the writing machine".
The discovery extends the range of bone-eating worms to the Southern Ocean and suggests that Antarctic shipwrecks may be remarkably intact.
