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Medieval Ship Becomes Unique Underwater Museum - Swedish History Magazine

The cog in a water tank after being emptied for documentation in 1990. Photo: Jon Adams After more than 35 years on land, the medieval Oskarshamn forest can get new life. At Havslätt camping in Oskarshamn, a new underwater museum is now being planned where the 800-year-old shipwreck will be placed back in the sea and made accessible to the public and visitors. – Cogs were a new type of ship in the early Middle Ages and an important… Source
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The cog in a water tank after being emptied for documentation in 1990. Photo: Jon Adams After more than 35 years on land, the medieval Oskarshamn forest can get new life. At Havslätt camping in Oskarshamn, a new underwater museum is now being planned where the 800-year-old shipwreck will be placed back in the sea and made accessible to the public and visitors. – Cogs were a new type of ship in the early Middle Ages and an important… Source

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svenskhistoria.se broke the news on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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