Naval artifacts are historical objects related to maritime activities, including ships, navigation, and naval warfare. These items can range from shipwreck remains and navigational instruments to uniforms and personal belongings of sailors. They provide valuable insights into the technology, culture, and daily life of people involved in naval operations throughout history. Museums and archaeological sites often display naval artifacts to educate the public about maritime history. Notable examples include the HMS Victory, a famous British warship, and the Titanic, which sank in 1912. Such artifacts help preserve the legacy of naval exploration and conflict for future generations.