Titanic telegraph machine can be removed despite 'remains of more than 1,500 people'

When it comes to this subject, I have an unpopular opinion. After over a century... there's really nothing left there to "disturb" anyway. There's undoubtedly empty clothes (we've all see the images) and personal effects... but the bodies are long gone. The vessel itself is slowly going back to being elemental materials, and will eventually be nothing but a rusty stain a couple miles down from the surface. What better way to keep the memories of the lost (and the critical lessons learned from their passing) alive than retrieving historic or archeological evidence that can benefit the living?