A team of experts from the deep-sea mapping company Magellan Ltd. found a necklace that had been missing for more than a century in the wreck of the Titanic during a 3D digital scan of the shipwreck. Artificial intelligence is now being used to identify these jewels. According to the Daily Mail website

The company conducted the first-ever full-scale digital survey of the transatlantic cruise ship, which lies 12,500 feet below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean, 400 miles south of Canada..

Jewelry in the wreckage of the Titanic

According to the report, the survey took a picture of a turquoise and gold necklace decorated with the teeth of the megalodon shark, a type of huge prehistoric shark that lived about 20 million years ago..

The team said, “We started working on a technology that uses artificial intelligence by analyzing footage of passengers when they were boarding the ship, scanning it, and adopting facial recognition technology to catalog the clothes they wore on the day they embarked on the ill-fated voyage.”“.

Submarines collected more than 700,000 images from every angle of the Titanic, after spending more than 200 hours scanning the length and width of the wreck, and an accurate three-dimensional reconstruction of the ship was done using this data, which indicates that the Titanic may not have collided with an iceberg. before it sank.

Company sent Magellan Ltd Submarines to survey all parts of the wreck, which lies about 13,000 feet below the surface of the North Atlantic Ocean, 350 nautical miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada..

Submarines spent more than 200 hours last summer taking 700,000 images from every angle of the ship to create a 3D reconstruction..

Now, the company has noticed the distinctive shape of a shark’s tooth in the footage, and upon closer inspection realizes it was a necklace.

Richard Parkinson, director of the Magellan Company, called the discovery “amazing, beautiful and amazing“He told the network ITV News:We found a megalodon tooth in the shape of a necklace. It’s unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable“.

The teeth of the extinct megalodon, one of the largest fish ever found, are known to have been over seven inches long, and it is unclear how Magellan was able to identify the tooth in the necklace as a megalodon tooth, although MailOnline Contact the company for more information.

Catalina Pimiento, a paleontologist at Swansea University who specializes in sharks, said it was difficult to tell if it was a megalodon without other organisms recognizable for size..

And she said to MailOnline: “The tooth appears to have a ‘neck’, which is the darker area between the crown of the tooth and the root, but because the image quality is so low it is difficult to tell if this is the real one.