Tail and End or Land Tortoise: Why the Oldest Known Intact Warship in North America Lies at the Bottom of Lake George

In the southern basin of Lake George at 107 feet, is a radeau. French for raft, radeau signifies a distinct warship vessel used by the British Army and its colonial American allies during the French and Indian War. David Van Aken, underwater archaeologist and instructor of anthropology at Hudson Valley Community College, tells the story of the Lake George radeau.