Titanic Archive Project: NOAA 2003 - Debris Field IPSCO Experiments 

Where? There is nothing you may recognize as human.

That's what I thought and the reason why he kept moving was because of, this clip apart from that bit is one of the best shame about that part though upsetting!!...

No. Not at that depth. Any human remains were decomposed by the sea water/bacteria or eaten by marine life LONG ago. The only thing you might see that is "human remains" are pairs of shoes or other clothing where the body once was. Any time you see a pair of shoes in the debris field, that's where a body was.

At those temperatures and with all of the sediment, perhaps the bones were preserved imo

There are no human remains down there ​@@rocker76m88

There arent any human remains down there

Could have. The word is have, not of.

Wonder what the Titanic would had looked like days After the sinking

It wouldn't be a pretty sight - there'd be bodies all over the place.

@@matthewjdenn how long would the bodies been down on the ocean floor I don't think there'd be any bodies in the Stern since it imploded because of the pressure

It's the double bottom of the stern section, its also the engine room where the remaining cylinders of the reciprocating engines are, quite hard to make out but basically we were looking a empty area between both engines where it broke up. In a couple of shots you can see the bed plates of the starboard engine.