Britain has more maritime history buried beneath its waves than anywhere else on earth. Its deep-sea wrecks are the gold-dust of underwater exploration - and just as elusive: too hard to find, too deep to reach, too dark to film. Thus Britain's most intriguing wrecks have remained in an eerie, twilit world, silent witnesses to the conflict and carnage of their sinking. The ghost ships of the deep, holding the secrets of the dead ...
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