October 5, 2020

A new Roman shipwreck discovered in Switzerland

CSEM engineers have used new lidar technology to analyze the ruins of a Roman shipwreck in Lake Neuchâtel. Their method generates 3D images in just a few seconds, enabling archeologists to visually analyze underwater ruins without lifting them out of the water. The ship was probably used to transport large stones for construction.

Roman shipwereck in Lake Neuchâtel

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