A shipwreck expert evaluates the one in "The Little Mermaid"

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    #1 mawnck, Aug 25, 2016
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    I love articles that nitpik stuff.
     
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    Just because the ship was designed in a certain era doesn't mean that it sank then. It could have been around for years before sinking (potentially refurbished/remodeled along the way), which could easily explain some of the anachronisms
     
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    Around for years? With that rudder? :p
     
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