151; -- A Florida photographer on an early-morning bike ride the day after Hurricane Irma ravaged the coast stumbled upon an exciting find: a dugout canoe that may be hundreds of years old ...

The highest percentage of dates from the testing are between 1640 to 1680 A.D. — -- A historical canoe was unearthed by Hurricane Irma from the Indian River in Cocoa, Florida, along what ...

11, 2017, Rockledge photographer and archaeology enthusiast Randy Lathrop, also known as Randy Shots, discovered that the hurricane had dislodged a historic canoe from the depths of the Indian ...

There's a 50-50 chance that the wood used to make the canoe that washed ashore in Cocoa during Hurricane Irma dates between 1640 and 1680 — generations before the signing of the Declaration of ...

After Hurricane Irma battered Florida ... he saw a mysterious dugout wooden canoe washed up on the coast, according to NBC News. Lathrop said he instantly knew the vessel, which is 15 feet ...

A canoe that washed ashore in the banks of the Indian River in central Florida on Sept. 16 following Hurricane Irma may be older than the United States itself, new carbon dating results show.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Researchers may be closer to figuring out the origin of an old canoe that surfaced after Hurricane Irma. Using radiocarbon dating, archaeologists recently determined that ...

More: If you're in Pensacola, what can you do to help with Hurricane Irma recovery? The canoe had remnants of red and white paint chips on portions of it, according to Lathrop. "An initial ...

COCOA, Fla. — A submerged dugout canoe washed out of the Indian River Lagoon when Hurricane Irma's rain bands struck the Space Coast, and state historic officials await radiocarbon-dating ...