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Using a Map that Everyone Ignored, He Reached a Treasure that Had Been Lying in the Sea for 350 Years.

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A diver who located the wreckage of the Phoenix, which sank in 1680, using a historical map, donated the 350-year-old gold and jewels he recovered from the seabed to the Isles of Scilly Museum.
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Using a Map that Everyone Ignored, He Reached a Treasure that Had Been Lying in the Sea for 350 Years.

A diver who located the wreckage of the Phoenix, which sank in 1680, using a historical map, donated the 350-year-old gold and jewels he recovered from the seabed to the Isles of Scilly Museum.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Halk TV broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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