BAHAMAS PROJECT(S) - Discussion[interview] of: The PIRATES of New Providence BAHAMAS

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Mar 15, 2024 [WreckWatchTV] 12min
Announcing the first ever exploration of the waters of Nassau, New Providence in the Bahamas, in search of pirate ships and prizes lost in the golden age of piracy. Astonishingly, nobody has ever gone looking for sunken remains of Blackbeard and the Flying Gang in the home of the real pirates of the Caribbean. On land and sea, the New Providence Pirates Expedition is searching for the truth.

 

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[Mackaydon]

Does the group have permit? (I didn't watch the vid.)
Don in SoCal

 

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Does the group have permit? (I didn't watch the vid.)
Don in SoCal

YES... Dr Michael Patemen is an Bahamian archaeologist and curator/lab director at AEX Bahamas Maritime Museum. Video is 12 minutes, watch it.

 

[Mackaydon]

Are they seeking investors for there 'advenntures'?
Do they have a Business Plan?
Is this a government sponsored, private or publicly funded project?
Don in SoCal

 

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[: Michael-Robert.]

In the Bahamas National Archives just down the road from the old Paradise Island Bridge you will find a lengthy list of "all" shipwrecks in the Bahamas from earliest times to about the 1980s. Not digitized or available online so far as I know. Mackay Street. Tel 242-393-2175, Email: [email protected], Web: Bahamas National Archives. They may be able to email you certain pages/dates.