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« on: March 29, 2010, 05:30:18 am »
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Shipwreck may be oldest off North Carolina coast (Burlington Times-News)

COROLLA Small waves lapped over Nathan Henry's rubber boots as the underwater archaeologist stood among the stubby hull timbers of what could be the oldest shipwreck on the North Carolina coast. It was low tide and the surf was receding in...


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Interesting story Christian, thanks Smiley

See now if archaeologists worked with detectorists they could open the site up to a supervised volunteer hunt. Could probably learn a lot in a day or two on a wreck that will waste away soon.

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