Archaeologists uncovered a 15th-century ship beneath Barcelona during car park construction; its wooden hull had around 30 ribs

• PC: Barcelona City CouncilArchaeologists uncovered the remains of a medieval ship beneath Barcelona’s former fish market during construction work for a new car park.
• The vessel dated back to between the 15th and 16th centuries and offered further knowledge about the city’s maritime history.
• Provisionally named Ciutadella I, the discovered section measured around 10 metres in length and more than three metres in width.