Pensacola Florida Spanish Ship Wreck

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Would any of you guys be interested in a book I found from the Bureau of Archaeological Research called The Emanuel Point Ships: Archaeological Investigations 1992-1995? It's the oldest known Spanish ship wreck in Florida.

Jonnie
 
I would be interested. I live minutes from Pensacola.
 
I guess whoo needs the book when there is google! What I am amased at is they onley found one coin.Eather it wasn't a treasure ship or they salvaged it right after it sunk.
 
Baywalker, anyone that has researched the Emanuel Point wreck knows that it is one ship from the fleet of Tristan De Luna. This was an exploratory fleet from Spain. De Luna wanted to start a Spanish colony in Pensacola. There was no treasure from Mexico or South America. The Emanuel Point wreck is one of 11 ships that wrecked in 1559. There was no treasure aboard any of the vessels. Thats why Spain does not claim any of the ships as soverign vessels.
 
There was no treasure aboard any of the vessels. Thats why Spain does not claim any of the ships as soverign vessels.

Funny, how that goes...
 
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That was a good shot Daryl.
 
Hay guys I am not a ship wreck diver just saw the book on a table of free books and thought it would be of intrest to someone on this forum.
 
I live in Fairhope and I would really like the book. I am trying to start a treasure library in my office. I don't care if it was a treasure ship or not.
 

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