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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Science

Ship discovered at World Trade Centre site

World Trade Centre ship: Workers examine remnants of what is thought to be an 18th century ship
Workers examine remnants of what is thought to be an 18th century ship at the Ground Zero construction site in lower Manhattan
Eric Thayer/Getty Images
World Trade Centre ship: Archaeologists take measurements of the wooden hull
Archaeologists Elizabeth Meade, left, and Molly McDonald take measurements of the hull Photograph: Mark Lennihan/AP
World Trade Centre ship: Archaeologists and members of the media examine the ship
Archaeologists and members of the media examine the remnants of the ship Photograph: Lucas Jackson/Reuters
World Trade Centre ship: Archaeologists examine the remnants of the ship
Archaeologists examine the remnants of the ship Photograph: Lucas Jackson/Reuters
World Trade Centre ship: A worker examines the remnants of the ship
A worker examines the remnants of the ship Photograph: Eric Thayer/Getty Images
World Trade Centre ship: Workers look over the remains of the wooden-hulled vessel
Workers look over the remains of the wooden-hulled vessel Photograph: Justin Lane/EPA
World Trade Centre ship: A man climbs a ladder as work continues on the World Trade Centre site
A man climbs a ladder as work continues on the World Trade Centre site. The ship was found in soil 20 feet under street level Photograph: Eric Thayer/Getty Images
World Trade Centre ship: The curved ribs of the ship's wooden hull poke up from the mud
The curved ribs of the ship's wooden hull poke up from the mud at the World Trade Centre site Photograph: Mark Lennihan/AP
World Trade Centre ship: Archaeologists work at the scene
Archaeologists work at the scene Photograph: Lucas Jackson/Reuters
World Trade Centre ship: Workers inspect the ship
Workers inspect the ship Photograph: Eric Thayer/Getty Images
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