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Treasure hunter in deep sea ? - MariTimes Crimes

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Three million shipwrecks may exist, says UNESCO, a number that could be much higher. With 31,000 ships sunk in the UK and only 6,000 found, historians and archaeologists believe there could be many more. The more shipwrecks there are, the more treasure could be found. Gold, silver, porcelain, many riches lie dormant in our seas. Between historians, treasure hunters and the law, shipwreck treasure is highly controversial. “There is more gold in t…
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Treasure hunter in deep sea ? - MariTimes Crimes

Three million shipwrecks may exist, says UNESCO, a number that could be much higher. With 31,000 ships sunk in the UK and only 6,000 found, historians and archaeologists believe there could be many more. The more shipwrecks there are, the more treasure could be found. Gold, silver, porcelain, many riches lie dormant in our seas. Between historians, treasure hunters and the law, shipwreck treasure is highly controversial. “There is more gold in t…

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