Divers found a shipwreck filled with champagne on the bottom of the Baltic Sea. When they returned, some of the bottles were missing.

Information on some bottles 19th century sailing ship It was missing, said diver Tomasz Stachura, leader of the expedition that made the discovery on the Baltic Sea floor in July. He said it was likely “visited” by other divers.

The wreck was found on the bottom of the Baltic Sea. Where did the champagne go?

Last week, in consultation with the Swedish authorities, we revisited the wreck, including in order to create an ultra-accurate 3D photogrammetry model. Next time we go on a shipwreck trip with champagnealthough brief but rich in content – Tomasz Stachura wrote on social media.

He also informed The divers took a detailed inventory and Bartłomiej Pitala for photogrammetry (creating a 3D model of the sunken sailing ship from photographs). Many items were scattered, and several bottles of champagne “disappeared” – he added.

What else did the Polish diving team discover?

Sunken sailboat It was discovered in mid-July. Divers from the Tri-Cities “Baltictech” team reported at the time that they had found a 16-meter-long wooden sailboat filled with a hundred bottles of champagne, wine and mineral water. It is located near the island of Öland Depth 58 meters. German mineral water bottles on board with well-preserved Celtic logo You can specify an approximate date The sinking of a sailing ship. It was produced between 1850 and 1880.

When this discovery became known, The government executive provided legal protection for the shipThis means diving near the wreck and looting it is prohibited. Swedish officials said the sailboat was discovered by the Swedish Maritime Administration during a survey in 2016. However, there is no information about what is on it.

The Polish diving team, among others, Shipwreck found on the bottom of the Baltic Sea (In April 1945, the steamer “Karlsruhe” sank. For many years, they have also been leading the “Santi in search of the Eagle” expedition. Its goal is to find the wreck of the ORP Orzeł, which disappeared along with its crew during a patrol in the North Sea at the turn of May and June 1940.