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Old 31 August 2010, 10:25 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by Ebruner View Post
As a Wreck Diver, a Indian Rock hunter, and avid Relic Digger, my opinion differs from most on this post.

I won't say anything other than if it is not dug up, salvaged, or hunted, it will turn back into earth and we would not have any of these treasures from the past.

-Eddie
I'd have to agree that it makes no sense to leave all the precious metal and artifacts that Europe was plundering from the Americas on the seafloor in old wrecks.

I can't imagine the antikythera mechanism never having been discovered.

Besides treasure for it's value, there is a lot of history in these.
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