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Odyssey's 8-ton ROV ZEUS returns to the surface from a dive to a shipwreck site
A porthole from the wreck of the SS Republic is placed in a recovery basket to await transport to the surface vessel
A pressed glass crucifix candlestick from the SS Republic wreck site arrives on the deck of the Odyssey Explorer

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Odyssey Overview: Go on board to see how Odyssey Marine Exploration, the pioneers in deep-ocean shipwreck exploration, have discovered some of the greatest lost treasures in history.

SS Republic: Scenes from the SS Republic shipwreck site, a Civil War era paddlewheel steamer which sank approximately 100 miles off the Georgia coast. Odyssey recovered more than 51,000 coins and nearly 14,000 artifacts from this site 1,700 feet deep.

HMS Sussex: Underwater video from a shipwreck site believed to be HMS Sussex, a British warship which sank in 1694. The video was taken during pre-disturbance and core sampling surveys at the site.

"Tortugas": This Spanish colonial shipwreck discovered approximately 1500 feet deep was the first ever deep-ocean remotely-operated archaeolgical excavation. During the 1990-1991 excavation nearly 17,000 artifacts, some as small as seeds and pearls, were recovered

"Blue China": Likely the remains of a modest American coastal trader conducting business along the Atlantic Seabaord in the years preceding the American Civil War.

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