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Blue Water Ventures International Announces Deployment to Recover Multiple Shipwrecks
Blue Water Ventures International Announces Deployment to Recover Multiple Shipwrecks.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \n \n Blue Water Ventures International Announces Deployment to Recover Multiple Shipwrecks\n \n \nBlue Water Ventures International Announces Deployment to Recover Multiple Shipwrecks\n \n JACKSONVILLE, FL--(Marketwired - Jun 22, 2017) - Blue Water Ventures International, Inc. (OTC PINK: BWVI) is extremely pleased to announce today that they are launching the Paddle Wheeler Project off the coast of the Carolinas. The company has discovered through its recent satellite research, certain yet to be identified underwater anomalies. Company divers will investigate targets found by the survey team during the 2017 dive season.\n BWVI purchased certain information from commercial spear fishermen about various shipwrecks they have located over the years. Descriptions of the wrecks indicate that they could be quite valuable. Since we have the locations we do not need to invest in expensive, high-risk searches for the wrecks, we simply need to perform onsite investigations.\n Due to the high numbers of shipwrecks lying in the waters of North and South Carolina it is likely that advanced survey systems will locate other shipwrecks not included in the information provided by the spear fishermen. These shipwrecks were scanned using advanced satellite based remote sensing technology which produced positive indications for gold. These targets have been given priority status.\n Further details relating to the Paddle Wheeler Project will be announced as they develop. \n History\n Throughout the 1800's ships regularly sailed along the East coast of the United States and were the backbone of the nation's economy. During this time shipping was the only viable means of large scale commerce. It was not until the late 1800's that the railroad came into existence and the nation began to expand westward. \n Sometimes referred to as \"packet ships\" or \"steam packets\" they were sea transports that provided a regular, scheduled service, carrying freight and passengers. The most prominent of ships of the packet trade were the paddlewheel steamships. These types of ships first came into use around 1830 and continued service throughout the 19th century. \n Many of these ships were lost over the years. The remains of many lay along the routes between Charleston, South Carolina up to New York City and the California gold fields to east coast destinations....