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  1. New England Spanish Shipwreck-Investor Needed

    Spanish Sunken Shipwreck (from 1739) discovered off the coast of New England. Looking for shipwreck explorers or investors-spring 2009. Permits pulled.
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    www.shipwreck1739.com - 2009-02-11

  2. Captain Bradley Williamson - Treasure Hunter and Adventurer

    A biography of Captain Bradley Williamson Who has recovered buried and sunken treasure for over twenty years. He has appeared in books, television, news ...
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    www.bradleywilliamson.com - 2009-02-11

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