The FT article is an extremely superficial description of the events, which does a disservice to the depth and span of archaeological research and discovery which has taken place since the Vasa's discovery.
If anyone's visiting Stockholm, the Vasa museum is well worth a visit.
For those further afield, the museum's website offers a wealth of details about its conception, history, discovery, and our contemporary understanding of the wreck.
Vasa Museum: https://www.vasamuseet.se/en/explore/vasa-history/inquest
I find it ironic that the most prominent museum in Sweden is for a ship that only made it 3km before sinking.
While in Norway you can visit and walk aboard the "Fram". The most successful Arctic Exploration ship.
It is an amazing museum. Highly encourage anyone passing through Stockholm to check it out.
Lessons from Vasa regarding C++ standardisation [pdf]: https://www.stroustrup.com/how-to-write-a-proposal.pdf
I visited the museum two summers ago and it is really impressive. Even though I had caught some kind of cold and felt terrible, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. Highly recommend.
I no longer have access, but this I remember being a good paper on the Vasa in the context of product design and project management https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/item.aspx?num=31396
I found this: https://www.scribd.com/doc/72476571/vasacasestudy
Agreed, not being a museum person at all I enjoyed a lot - also recommend fotografiska, insane collection!