Ship found near WTC site en route to Md.
Workers examine remnants of what is thought to be an 18th-century ship at the site Ground Zero construction site in Manhattan. (July 15, 2010) Credit: Getty Images
An 18th-century ship found buried near the World Trade Center site in New York is on its way to Maryland to be treated and reassembled.
Officials say the carefully packed timbers are scheduled to arrive at the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory in St. Leonard at 1 p.m. Monday.
The conservation lab in southern Maryland near the Chesapeake Bay specializes in the treatment of shipwrecks.
Historians believe the ship had been junked when it was used around 1810 as landfill to extend the shores of lower Manhattan.
The exact age will be determined by lab analysis.
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