the creation of a 3D map of the ship and the sea floor. Finally, the ocean is `drained' away to give a clear view of this most famous of shipwrecks ******************************************************************************************************************************************
Yes, certainly well worth watching and very cleverly presented.
My only complaint was the intrusive backing music that, for me, got more annoying as the programme continued.
I recently watched a clip of a David Attenborough wildlife programme. After five seconds or so the haunting sounds of the night-time South African bush were drowned out by more 'obligatory' music. Those sounds of the bush are truely magical and are completely spoilt by the addition of any music.
Agreed about that background music... it was really annoying from the start, and I missed quite a lot of the commentary due to that..
also the use of the same bit of graphic "flying over the seabed" even though the commetary was about a different "aspect" or problem they had found/solved
