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Long-lost Armenian ship, the stuff of legend, to become a “living museum” in the Caribbean

Submitted by Arnold on 6 June, 2009 - 11:31
Explorers unravel mystery of the “Quedagh Merchant” an Armenian merchant ship captured by British privateer Captain William Kidd has since become the stuff of legend and an elusive prize for treasure hunters.
Credit:   Courtesy of Indiana University
Students carefully measure and document the remains of the Quedagh Merchant.
Source:    Armenian Reporter  |  Armenian Reporter
   |   06-07-2009

Since it was accidentally found in December 2007, the researchers involved have called Quedagh Merchant an unprecedented discovery of its kind in recent history. They are now working on ascertaining the vessel's identity and on the creation of a unique museum.

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And further details at the website of Indiana University

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Further reading ► Indiana University discovers 1699 Captain Kidd Shipwreck
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