The Ship Beneath the Ice - The Discovery of Shackleton's Endurance
By Mensun Bound

Theand Sunday Timesand Bestseller and Blackwell's Non-Fiction Book of the Month.Over one hundred years after its wreck,and Endurance, Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship, was found in the depths of the most hostile sea on Earth.and The Ship Beneath the Iceand is the astonishing story of the ship and its discovery, told by Mensun Bound, the Director of Exploration on the Endurance22 Expedition.'As thrilling as any tale from the heroic age of exploration . . . Bound's account is a triumph' -and The Sunday TimesOn 21 November 1915, Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship,and Endurance, finally succumbed to the crushing ice. Its crew watched in silence as the stern rose twenty feet in the air and then, it was gone. The miraculous escape and survival of all twenty-eight men on board have entered legend. And yet, the iconic ship that bore them to the brink of the Antarctic was considered forever lost.A century later, an audacious plan to locate the ship was hatched.and The Ship Beneath the Iceand gives a blow-by-blow account of the two epic expeditions to find theand Endurance. As with Shackleton's own story, the voyages were filled with intense drama and teamwork under pressure. In March 2022, theand Enduranceand was finally found to headlines all over the world.Written by Mensun Bound, maritime archaeologist and Director of Exploration in the search to find theand Endurance, this captivating narrative recounts incredible stories of Shackleton and his legendary ship, and the journey to its rediscovery. Beautifully illustrated with Frank Hurley's photos from Shackleton's original voyage in 1914-17, as well as from the expeditions in 2019 and 2022,and The Ship Beneath the Iceand is the perfect tribute to this monumental discovery.'The story of Shackleton'sand Enduranceand is one of the most extraordinary in the history of exploration. This is more than just an astonishing sequel. It is a tale just as powerful, and one which redefines the meaning of impossible' - Sir Michael Palin