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An incredible find by Archeologists' expedition - Kiwi Report

An incredible find by Archeologists' expedition


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How delicious was the movie Titanic? It was not only the movie that won the most Oscars or the movie that grossed the second highest amount of money from a single film. And no, I’m not talking about Leonardo DiCaprio either (although we can all agree that he is the main attraction of that film and that we are all not so secretly planning to watch him, I mean it, again soon). I’m actually talking about the real-live lavish and expansive ship that was the Titanic. It was the greatest, most impressive ship of its time, though a lesser-known but just as grand vessel actually preceded it – the San Francisco.
The 17th century San Francisco ship was a glorious human achievement. The ship was fashioned to represent the culture and wealth of Spain at the time. They wanted to show the world that Spain was in its Golden Age, that its vast empire was completely limitless, and that their ships had no bounds. Spain wanted the world to understand it could trade with anyone in the world no matter how far away they might be. So they made a fleet of ships, each more impressive than the next. And that is exactly what drew everyone into this story.



Allow me to paint you a picture. Sailing across the waves, the San Francisco gleaming on the water, the massive vessel finds itself in the midst of turbulent weather that quickly turns into a dangerous storm. This glorious and strong ship was no match for nature and the ship was tragically beaten by the crushing waters of the Pacific Ocean. The sailors were on the route through Japan’s Chiba Province, which is close to Tokyo when they were forced to abandon ship, with the history books at the time noting that the San Francisco ship sunk to the bottom of the ocean. What makes this story really alluring, though, isn’t even the ship itself. In fact, what attracted people from all over Japan to search for the San Francisco has nothing to do with the ship at all.
So why have people been searching for centuries for this useless old ship underwater? Well, we’ll let you in on a little secret: the ship did not only carry passengers, but had also carried cargo. More specifically, it carried treasure, which can be found deep in the Pacific Ocean. However, what this treasure included – and has had underwater archeologists risking their lives to find – may surprise you.
[post_page_title]A little ball of joy[/post_page_title]
These 3 scuba divers stumbled upon an artifact that could possibly change what we know about the 17th century. This hand-sized ball might look like a piece of trash to you, but if it’s what archeologists think it is then that could mean that these scuba divers are in for a big treat. What kind of treat could this little ball possibly have to offer, you may ask? Well, for starters, it’s a treat worth millions of dollars.

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