Shipwreck of The Maravillas
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Last week, a team of divers recovered a massive treasure from a 350-year old shipwreck in the Bahamas. Whilst previous teams of treasure hunters have scoured the wreckage for centuries, this expedition is the first scientific survey, and actually licensed by the Bahamian Government. The recovered treasure is currently being displayed in the just recently opened Bahamas Maritime Museum.
This ship was called the Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas. In English, that means, "our lady of wonders".
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Sources
The Buccaneer's Realm - Benerson Little
The Republic of Pirates - Colin Woodard
Inside the Race to Preserve Treasures - Smithsonian Magazine
Nuestra Senora de Las Maravillas - shiplib.org
A Relation of the Great Sufferings - Henry Pitman
Image Credits
Brendan Chavez/Allen Exploration
Nathaniel Harrington/Allen Exploration
Carl Allen Exploration/TH-cam
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By Lewismr - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
0:00 The Ship
3:33 Modern Recovery Attempts
5:51 Spanish Recovery Attempts
7:42 The Wrecker's Republic
12:15 Late History
#maravillas #ships #pirates
Nice to see the Bahamian tradition of salvaging spanish wrecks continuing to this day.
How could they not when they're tripping over so many shipwrecks?
Reason for not getting a galleon as a pirate ship: it takes a very large number of crew to sail a galleon efficiently (500+ maybe)
So, no matter how big the plunder you get, the crew will still mutiny against you for getting far too little
sid meier's pirates logic
You definitely dont need a 500+ crew to man a galleon, but still not practical
That and now you can actually get chased to death by the Navy because there's no shallow harbor for you to hide from their fleets of big ships.
Treasure hunting is so cool.
Lots of wealth & history recovered…thank you treasure hunters for dedicating so much time so we can see all of this cool stuff!
You deserve to be compensated well for the work that you do😎
The Galleon is a Full rigged Ship 500 tones , cheaper to build than a Carrack 1000 tones.
You should make a video about Stede* Bonnets ship the Revenge! Also love your content my guy
This video was… maravilloso!
I love this channel and I'm surprised it took so long for me to find it. You should make a video on Stede Bonnet the gentleman pirate. I would love to see some videos focused on specifically how ships from the sailing age were designed, built, and modified.
Great video once again! Also, congratulations on the 9k subscribers, you definently deserve it.
thank you
@@GoldandGunpowder this is new story pirate not bad but your make video how they dive in water take treasure in shipweck
Awesome video as always
If I remember correctly, aren’t these 11 Spanish treasure galleons that sank of the coast of Florida? I remember hearing about that, and that the Spanish recovered about 200,000 gold and silver coins, only for pirates to take those coins from them.
no this one sank in 1656
@@GoldandGunpowder oh ok. What’s the one I’m talking about?
@@generaldeathmaster9295 1715 Spanish Treasure Fleet.
@@AdmiralMattsoy760 ah ok
Correction..15 ships..the French ship Grifon was ne of the hurricane and was not wrecked..🏴☠️
Another banger man! Love them all
An interesting video once again!
Very interesting vid, thank you as always!
Pirates could potentially use a fully made galleon for decoy. The enemy is focusing on the big obvious target mean while the real strike force are getting into position using 21 canoes and a slope.
Edit: While a galleon could hold huge guns and take a lot of hits from enemy shots as a distraction so that the real strike force can get into place the real problem with this plan is finding only enough crew to move the ship evasively while firing. What they are volunteering for is to get shot at so everyone else don't have to.
overcomplicated
I kinda want you to cover history of Polish pirates, I found them quite interesting myself.
see my channel description
Cant wait( im not impatient).
Just for the future Piracy incidents off Somali have almost come to a complete halt, it now is arising in the Gulf of Mexico and in the Gulf of Guinea.
Hey man, could you do a video about the Instruments we might have encountered on ships during the early 1700s? I wanted to make a pirate for renfairs and some other conventions.... my first guess was some sort of concertina.... but I found out pretty fast that they were more a thing of the 1840s and after that. A hurdy gurdy maybe?
I could take a violin, but this is an instrument I am not really good with XD so no favour for other people's ears.
Maybe you could make a lost or so wirth instruments sailors or and pirates might have brought with them on their long journeys.
already have: th-cam.com/video/SLeLSvsS92s/w-d-xo.html
Bevis and Buthead lol
I know sailors like Dampier marched through jungles, so why didn't they loot ruins?
no ruins with loot
Hay gold. why you not talking about east Asia pirates?
read my channel description
What is the photo at 9:00? If it's Pyle it somehow seems a bit different than his usual work.
its some modern digital art
@@GoldandGunpowder I dug it. Nice find.
👍
11:50 ironic how people yap about “muh pirate democracy muh slave liberators muh no religion fairy tales” but probably they got the idea from these people who were religious haha
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Bro if YOU did your research you would know that Blackbeard was actually a ginger with two hooks and two peg legs. He lost both his hand and legs at the same time during a wicked hot Yahtzee match 😂. Love your vids BTW!!
damn i dun goof'd
@@GoldandGunpowder yup you're a goof 100%