News: Marine Salvage

Marine Exploration, Inc. (OTCBB: MEXP) and its Joint Venture Partner Burt Webber’s Hispaniola Ventures, LLC announce their RV Hispaniola expects to salvage two shipwreck sites concurrently.

An official attempt to find a ship containing £70m worth of silver, which was sunk during the second world war, is to be announced by the government tomorrow. It has teamed up with a private company in the hope of salvaging the treasure.The targ

The Conference of Professional Operators for Response Towing is the only national organization representing the marine assistance industry in the US. Founded in 1985, C-PORT was created to act as a liaison between the marine assistance community and public agencies and organizations involved with boating safety, marine assistance, marine salvage.

An appeal of a Dec. 22 Florida court ruling that would make treasure salvaged firm Odyssey Marine Explorations, Inc., return 500,000 Spanish Colonial gold and silver coins to Spain is expected.

More than 2,000 people turned out to the opening of a new museum Wednesday to see silver, copper and porcelain treasures salvaged from a Chinese sailing ship that sank 800 years ago. About 200 artifacts and the pool containing the still submerged merchant vessel, the Nanhai No.1, were on display at the Marine Silk Road Museum in Yangjiang City.

Marine Exploration, Inc. announces the RV Hispaniola has returned to the site of the 1700 wreck the Company has been salvaging. According to the contract extension and expansion recently signed with the Dominican Republic, the Company is now allowed to explore and recover treasure from additional shipwrecks in DR waters.

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The video shows the R/V Hispaniola and Burt Webber's team over an early 18th Century Spanish galleon shipwreck. The Company is salvaging the wreck under newly expanded contract terms with the Dominican Republic.

"Lost Treasures of the Seven Seas" is a guide to several resources on marine salvage written by Pascal Kainic. This is a difficult topic to teach because archaeological ethics forbids the sale of archaeological artifacts while marine salvage is often driven by the prospect of selling artifacts.