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"Treasure Of The Atocha: A Four Hundred Million Dollar Archeological Adventure" 1986 MATHEWSON, R. Duncan III Chicago In this gorgeously illustrated volume Vests/ Waistcoats

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"Treasure Of The Atocha: A Four Hundred Million Dollar Archeological Adventure" 1986 MATHEWSON, R. Duncan III Chicago In this gorgeously illustrated volume Vests Waistcoats In this gorgeously illustrated volume cigars and senoritas these are the ingredients of this effervescent picture of what the tourist does in Cuba He trained divers and applied the basic techniques of land archeology with notable success The history of the search is brought to life as an archaeological jigsaw puzzle gradually coming together and an insider's account of the controversy raging over who should have access to the shipwrecks

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