Chronology of ships lost, and ships found.

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Note books with the suffix "C" are children's books.

Ship	Lost	Found	Bibliography	Notes
wrecks in Lake Nemi	?	1440s/ 1932	Ba-1:C	Two Roman ships sunk in Lake Nemi, unable to be salvaged in the 1440s. Lake drained in 1932, ships salvaged, burned during WWII.
the Antikytherea Wreck	70-80 BC	October 1900	Ba-1:C, Pi-1, Sm-3:C	Discovered off north coast of Antikythera, Greece by fishermen
the Serce Limani Wreck	AD 1000	1973	Pi-1, SM-3:C	American archaeologist George Bass discovered in the bay of Serce Limani, southern Turkish coast.
Sutton Hoo	AD 625	1938	Pi-1	Viking burial ship, part of an Anglo-saxon burial ritual.
Oseberg Burial Ship	about AD 800	1904	Pi-1	Found in the Oslo Fjord in Norway
the Sinan wreck	about 1323	1975	Pi-1	Discovered by fisherman off the southwest coast of the Republic of Korea
the Vung Tau wreck	about 1722	mid-1980s	Pi-1	Discovered by a fisherman off Han Bay, Canh, Vietnam
the wreck of Ulbo Island	December, 1417	?	Pi-1	A galley, wrecked off Ulbo, an island near the Dalmatian coast.
the Tobie	October 19, 1593	?	Pi-1	Wrecked about 12 miles to the south of Cape Spartel, Morocco
the Flor de la Mar	1511	1991	Pi-1	Wrecked on the eastern coast of Sumatra, in about 120 feet of water, near the Tebgah Reef, north of Tanjong Jambuair or Diamond Point.
the Sao Paulo	January 21, 1561	?	Pi-1	Wrecked off the west coast of Sumatra.
the Madre de Deus	July 9, 1609	Location always known	Pi-1	Sunk off the Fakunda Harbor, Nagasaki
the Dourado	January 25, 1830	?	Pi-1	Wrecked on the rocks of Pedra Branca, then drifted south and south-southeast to end up on the coast of Bintan.
the Tobermory galleon (San Juan de Sicilia)	September 1588	Location always known	Pi-1	A Spanish galleon, part of the Spanish Armada, sunk in Tobermory Bay, Scotland.
the Girona	Autumn, 1588	1967	Pi-1	Spanish galleass wrecked off the coast of Ireland.
the Tortugas wreck	1622?	1960s	Pi-1	The wreck is unidentified, but thought to be a ship from the Spanish fleet of 1622. The ship is being salvaged by Seahawk Deep Ocean Technology, Inc.
the Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion	September 20, 1638	1987	Pi-1	Ran aground on a reef off the southwest corner of Saipan, in the Northern Mariana Islands.
the Vigo Bay wrecks	October 22, 1702	Location always known	Pi-1	Wreckage of Spanish, French, English and Netherlands ships lost during the Battle of Vigo Bay (War of the Spanish Succession.)
the Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe	August 24, 1724	1976	Pi-1	Grounded on a sandbank. Salvaged by the North American company, Caribe Salvage SA.
the Conde de Tolosa	August 24, 1724	1977	Pi-1	Wrecked in Samana Bay. Salvaged by the North American company, Caribe Salvage SA.
the Las Cinque Chagas	1594	?	Pi-1	Burned off the Azores by privateer George Cumberland.
the Reinera e Soderina	1609	?	Pi-1	Sunk 100 miles off the Greek island of Kithira (Cerigo).
the Whydah	April 26, 1717	1985	Bu-1, Cl-1, Cl-2, Pi-1	Sunk off the outer bar of Cape Cod. Found by Barry Clifford and his crew in 1985.
the Batavia	June 4, 1629	?	Pi-1	Wrecked on Morning Reef, part of East Wallabi Island, one of the Houtman Abrolhos group of islands about 40 miles off the coast of Western Australia.
the Geldermalsen	January 3, 1752	1985	Pi-1	Wrecked on Admiral Stellingwerf Reef. In 1985 Englishman Michael Hatcher and his Swiss partner Max de Rahm located and salvaged the wreck. The salvaged cargo sold in 1986 for about $15 million.
the Hartwell	1787	Location always known.	Pi-1	Sunk on a reef northeast of the island of Boa Vista in the Cape Verde Islands west of Africa. The wreck was salvaged by William and John Braithwaite.
the Bonhomme Richard	September 25, 1779	1976	Pi-1	Sunk roughly thre miles southeast of Flamborough Head, England. In 1975, the Atlantic Charter Maritime Archaeological Foundation was formed to locate the Bonhomme Richard. In September 1976, the Richard was believed found, but no excavation was undertaken.
the Orient	2	3	Pi-1
the Vrouw Maria	2	3	Pi-1
the Mentor	2	3	Pi-1
the Fame	2	3	Pi-1
the Central America	2	3	Pi-1
the General Grant	2	3	Pi-1
the Royal Charter	2	3	Pi-1
the Prins Frederik	2	3	Pi-1
the Titanic	April 15, 1912	3	Ba-1, Pi-1
the Egypt	2	3	Pi-1
the Andrea Doria	2	3	Pi-1
the HMS Edinburgh	2	3	Pi-1
the City of Cairo	2	3	Pi-1
the I-52	2	3	Pi-1
the John Barry	2	3	Pi-1
the Sao Paulo	2	3	Pi-1