Mystery Shipwreck Additional Resources
Wreck seeker
Extend your learning about archaeology and application of history skills in Wreck seeker, an educational online game where players take on the role of a modern maritime archaeologist hunting for some of Australia’s most prized shipwrecks.
Wreck Seeker - an online educational game for the classroom
Australian National Maritime Museum
Maritime archaeology workshop
Visit the museum on a school excursion to study Maritime Archaeology. This object-based learning experience brings history to life as students investigate a collection of unlabelled objects, practise source analysis skills and develop a historical inquiry.
Find out more about the work of real maritime archaeologists in these digital resources:
Finding Endeavour - A ship now simply known as RI 2394 lies wrecked on the muddy seabed of Newport Harbor—find out why the museum is claiming this is HMB Endeavour
Australian National Maritime Museum
The tale of how a little coal-carrying ship, originally called the Earl of Pembroke, but better known as His Majesty's Bark Endeavour.
Australian National Maritime Museum
Discover more about the South Australian
A Graphic Tale of Shipwreck, is an exhibition which tells the story of a shipwreck using real artefacts retrieved by our Maritime Archaeologists as well as stunning graphic novel illustrations and an immersive diving experience.
This page also includes additional resources such as videos and articles about the investigation into the wreck.
