Intro to Project Shiphunt

Can five high school students from Michigan find a shipwreck? Watch Project Shiphunt to find out! In spring of 2011, five high school students from Saginaw, Michigan undertook the adventure of a lifetime: hunt for a shipwreck, investigate its identity, and document it in 3D for future generations.&nbsp; Accompanied by a team of scientists, archaeologists, and historians from NOAA’s Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, the students conducted a full-fledged research mission, as they searched the deep waters of northeastern Lake Huron. Watch this inspiring documentary to learn what they found! “It really is a unique film, I mean how often do high school students from Michigan go out and work with the best nautical archaeologist in the field and actually look for and find a shipwreck,” said Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary Media Coordinator Stephanie Gandulla. “It really is inspiration to education and learning, it’s a great film!”&nbsp; AWARDS &amp; SCREENINGS:Woods Hole Film Festival, San Francisco International Ocean Film Festival, Thunder Bay International Film Festival.

Project Shiphunt

Can five high school students from Michigan find a shipwreck?

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