British Shipwreck discovered--sunk during revolutionary war!

[Spicoli]

Pretty mind blowing discovery here.I'm always a little conflicted as far as the sunken ships etc.go.On one hand you have so very much history rediscovered and the ability to answer questions about how history has unfolded in relation....on the other hand,It is literally a gravesite...even centuries old and with little "attachment" by some.I am glad to see that Kennard & Scoville have deemed it such with no intentions of raising it as well as keeping general location unknown...would not be long before some local upstarts attempt there own "exploration",possibly lacking the same appreciation for the historical relevance and looking instead for some monetary gain...maybe I'm just a cynic.

[Cortez The Killer]

This is straight out of a Clive Cussler book

There was a time I found myself in a lot of airport bookstores

[CFH]

As a prospective archaeologist, I'm really looking forward to working on these sorts of things. Not necessarily ships, but just all sorts of hidden/lost sites and features.