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Home›Green Marine›Blackbeard’s Ship Gets Some Help
Green Marine

March 8, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Blackbeard’s Ship Gets Some Help

Off the coast of Morehead City, the Army Corps of Engineers is dredging sand to help protect Blackbeard’s sunken flagship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge. The ship sunk in 1718 and exploration around the site has heightened over the last few years.

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Off the coast of Morehead City, the Army Corps of Engineers is dredging sand to help protect Blackbeard’s sunken flagship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge. The ship sunk in 1718 and exploration around the site has heightened over the last few years.

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