The discovery of the corsair ship, located in international waters between Morocco and Spain, has opened a treasure trove of historical information. Found at a depth of 823 meters in the Strait of ...

The corsair ship was probably making its way to the coast of Spain—whose ships and settlements were often the target of Barbary raids—in search of slaves to ransom when it sunk.

Sunken ship. The corsair wreck lies on the seafloor in the Strait of Gibraltar, at a depth of about 2,700 feet (830 meters). The ship was about 45 feet (14 m) long, and research indicates it was a ...

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"The wrecked Corsair ship was very heavily armed with muskets, four large cannons, and 10 swivel guns, "The wreck neatly fits the profile of a Barbary corsair in location and character.

The corsair ship was probably making its way to the coast of Spain—whose ships and settlements were often the target of Barbary raids—in search of slaves to ransom when it sunk.