Underwater archaeologists hailing from the northern German city of Lübeck completed salvaging a centuries-old shipwreck discovered in the mouth of the Trave River on Monday. The credit goes to good underwater visibility and weather conditions; work was executed ahead of schedule. The scientific team that participated in the efforts had expected the work that started in June to go on for three months and be executed by September.
The total cost for the assignment, funded by Lubeck’s citizens, is...