The History of Shipwrecks

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Corsairs are often called air quotes, legal pirates. And then corsairs pirates do it for themselves,. Like they're the thieves of the high sea. They are looking after their own interests. Florida has a whole coast called the treasure coast because 11 Spanish galleons sank in a 1715 hurricane. There's millions of dollars worth of incredibly shiny gold and silver coins out there. Sometimes they just wash ashore like Vegas jackpot style.

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Ahoy matey, we’ve we’ve brought ye another ensmol’d episode of Ologies (which just means cleaned of filth and cut for brevity) this time on: Shipwrecks. We get to talk with maritime archaeologist and wreck nerd Chanelle Zaphiropoulos about her experiences with Shipwrecks, treasure, carbon dating, admirals worth admiring, ancient technology recovered from the depths of history, The Bermuda Triangle, and generally life as an underwater wreck detective.

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