WATCH: New video of shipwrecks in Stockholm’s archipelago

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WATCH: New video of shipwrecks in Stockholm's archipelago
Barrels containing osmond iron and tar. Photo: Jim Hansson/Swedish National Maritime Museums
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The Swedish National Maritime Museums has released a video of when its divers found a couple of centuries-old shipwrecks at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.

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