Researchers ended up rediscovering a statue of the ancient Roman goddess "Diana of Versailles," and the findings were recently shared by RMS Titanic Inc. "RMS Titanic, Inc. is thrilled to share ...

In 1986, an explorer captured an image of “Diana of Versailles,” a 2-foot-tall bronze statue of the Roman goddess, lying in the debris of the RMS Titanic, more than 12,000 feet deep in the Atl ...

When it took to the sea in 1912, the RMS Titanic was not only a luxury liner transporting society’s upper crust from England to the U.S.; it could also be described as a floating gallery of fine ...

The statue of the goddess Diana is based on a replica housed at the Louvre and was only noticed in the final few hours of the expedition as it barely stuck out of sand, surrounded by weathered debris.

A bronze statue that once stood in the luxurious ... The two-foot-tall bronze statuette of the Roman goddess Diana sat on the mantelpiece in the first class lounge but was thrown to the ocean ...

A statue of a goddess that went missing from a visitor garden in the 1970s has finally been replaced. The Diana of Gabii replica was created in the early 19th Century for the listed Swiss Garden ...

A bronze statue of the Roman goddess Diana was a highlight. Last caught on camera in 1986 and thought to be gone for good by most experts, “Diana of Versailles,” a two-foot tall bronze ...

On the final day of the expedition, the team found and photographed a two-foot-tall bronze statue of Diana, the Roman goddess of nature and hunting. The statue, which once sat atop the fireplace ...