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Thread Owner
Hi all,
I've been researching the final voyage of the Flor de la Mar and have developed a new location theory based on maritime records, monsoon patterns, and navigational routes overlooked in previous searches. I believe there's strong potential that the ship may have gone down in a less-discussed zone further along its presumed escape path.
I'm looking to connect with serious researchers, history buffs, or anyone with local knowledge or exploration interest in the northern Sumatran region. Ideally, someone who's worked on wreck sites or has access to relevant data or contacts.
If you're interested in collaborating please send a direct message. I’m happy to exchange more details privately.
Let’s see where the trail leads...
S.B.
I've been researching the final voyage of the Flor de la Mar and have developed a new location theory based on maritime records, monsoon patterns, and navigational routes overlooked in previous searches. I believe there's strong potential that the ship may have gone down in a less-discussed zone further along its presumed escape path.
I'm looking to connect with serious researchers, history buffs, or anyone with local knowledge or exploration interest in the northern Sumatran region. Ideally, someone who's worked on wreck sites or has access to relevant data or contacts.
If you're interested in collaborating please send a direct message. I’m happy to exchange more details privately.
Let’s see where the trail leads...
S.B.







