Titanic Research Paper

The enormous sunken ship. Lying down deep in the mists of the dark blue ocean. The Titanic. The wreck-sinking ship has caused great talk as well as remembrance. While some believe and feel the great ship should be explored and well looked through others believe the wreck should be undisturbed. It is imperative that the Titanic be explored because it will give people a chance to see such artifacts, helps give explanations of what happened to the Titanic, and provides information of the people that passed away on this ship wreck.

To begin with it will give an opportunity to many to explore many ancient artifacts. There has been about 5,500 artifacts recovered from the Titanic. If artifacts that are human made are not found they will be consumed by bacteria. Microorganisms are slowly destroying the ship itself; and will one day collapse on the ocean floor. If the artifacts are not recovered from the ship site they will eventually be lost. Exhibiting artifacts from the Titanic wreck site will help preserve physical memory of the ship and people that died in the disaster. The past explorations have allowed people to see three dimensional objects and never before seen things. One observer of the

"Artifacts included, the main piece of the exhibition is a multi-ton piece of the ship, it provides a real-life exhibit display so people can understand just how big the Titanic really was when sitting above water." Even the small pieces help fit together a puzzle of how the ship actually went down. Without these artifacts would we actually know what happened to the Titanic? Ashley Taylor, student at Tech Prep, never fully understood what happened to the ship wreck. Her teacher brought in a piece of the ship helping her realize where the Titanic actually sat about water, as said. Obviously, artifacts help give understandings of what actually