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The
Search For The Atocha
Dr. Eugene Lyon's research at the Archives of the Indies in
Seville, Spain played a major role in the successful conclusion of a 16
year search for the Spanish galleon Atocha by Treasure Salvors, Inc.
Over 300 pages with diagrams and maps! |
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Treasure
of theAtocha
A Four Hundred Million Dollar Archaeological Adventure by R.
Duncan Mathewson III Forward by Mel
Fisher
R. Duncan Mathewson III, the Archaeological
Director of Mel Fisher's Treasure Salvors, Inc., has applied land based archaeological
techniques to this underwater "dig" to reveal new details about 17th century Spanish colonial
life in the New World. |
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The
Treasure Galleons'
by Dave Horner
Based upon mostly unpublished records dating from the days of Cortez
in Mexico and Pizarro in Peru this book tells the fascinating story of
the staggering fortunes that were left on the bottom of the sea. 259
pages
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The
Spanish Treasure Fleets
by
Timothy R. Walton
"One of the best books on maritime history that I have read in
many years. Mr. Walton has done a great deal of original research and
produced a book that will be around for many years. Not just historians
and shipwreck buffs, but anyone interested in the sea will enjoy reading
this informative and exiting book."
--Robert F. Marx, Underwater Archaeologist.
256 pages
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The
Practical Book Of Cobs
by
Daniel Sedwick
This book is a must for anyone serious about collecting Spanish cob
coins. Filled with pictures & history of the Spanish treasure
fleets, Monarchs, and legends on each coin. 130 pages.
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