RWMT in the Media

”The Vasa Warship is unique. No other salvaged 17-century ship in the world is as well preserved. Most objects are already salvaged, but we're hoping that the excellence offered by RWMT will lead to more discoveries.”

”For the first time in fifty years, new discoveries have been made at the Vasa wreck site. At a depth of 32 metres, just over two metres down into the seafloor, one of the warship's 63 canons is believed to have been found.”

”If anything of historic significance should be highlighted here, it is the method used”, says Dick Harrison, Professor of History at Lund University”

”The difference from previous technologies used to look for wreckage from Vasa is that with this one, signals are transmitted several meters down into the seabed. This makes it possible to distinguish objects that have been buried and sunk into the sediment without visible traces on the seabed.”