L'épave de la Lune (1664) : Le vaisseau du Roi Soleil retrouvé intact | Enquêtes en Eaux Profondes

#shipwreck #underwaterarchaeology July 1664. The "Lune," a 40-meter-long vessel, was shipwrecked not far from the port of Toulon. It took with it hundreds of sailors, an infantry regiment, and a vast cargo of weapons, tableware, and personal belongings. 350 years later, the ship was rediscovered with all its treasures: tens of thousands of artifacts that have withstood the test of time. For several years, Michel L'Hour, director of the DRASSM (Department of Underwater and Submarine Archaeological Research), and his team have been conducting an in-depth study of the wreck. Aboard their research vessel, the André Malraux, you will experience every minute of an exceptional mission carried out with the support of three robots specially designed to collect seemingly inaccessible artifacts at great depths. Will the robots succeed in their mission? What condition will the recovered objects be in after more than 350 years underwater? Find out in this new investigation into the wreck of the Lune, considered one of the most fascinating in the world. Wreck name: La Lune Date of sinking: 1664 Type of ship: Ship of the line DEEP WATER INVESTIGATION - WE DIVED TO THE MOON A film by Guilain Depardieu and Frédéric Lossignol Co-production GEDEON Programmes and ARTE France With the participation of the DRASSM Duration: 26 minutes ►🔔 Subscribe to GEDEON ARCHEO:    / @gedeonarcheo   ►🌍Another adventure?    / @gedeonexploration   #archaeology #history #discovery