Marine archaeologists recently made a stunning find off Holland’s coast: a trove of well-preserved artifacts from a shipwreck nearly 400 years old.
Among these treasures is a stunning silken gown, possibly once worn by royalty.
Discovered by divers in 2014, the gown is made of silk damask, featuring a bodice with loose sleeves and a pleated skirt.
Experts speculate it belonged to a noblewoman or even royalty, given its high quality.
Displayed at the Kaap Skil Museum, these artifacts offer a glimpse into the past.
The discovery also includes a leather-bound book with …
