Projects:

The company is focusing on what is believed to be the most important and richestshipwreck in Europe.  The "Blessing of Burntisland" which sank with King Charles the First�s 260 piece Royal dinnerware set consisting of some of the world�s most decorative and beautiful art objects.   The British government has given written consent to begin the expedition.  Other countries the company is looking to are: Trinidad & Tobago, Bermuda, Navassa Island, Serranilla Banks, Costa Rica, Mexico, Angola and Bajo Nueva.  Each area has it�s own rich wrecks and in most cases, permission must be obtained from those governments in order to begin work.

This photo shows what a baggage ferry boat would have looked like in the days of King Charles I. They had a wide beam and used 'leeboards' to keep it steady. It would have been approximately 85 feet long.

This is a letter from the Queen of England to Bill Warren wishing him good luck in finding the King Charles I Treasure in Scotland. Click on the letter to view a larger image.

This is a map drawn in 1650 of the Firth of Tay river at Dundee, Scotland where the company has another project as we will be searching for some sixty ships that sank under the command of General Monck when he attacked and looted the treasures of Scotland. It is said that none of the ships made it past the sand bar to open sea. None have been found. The ancient town of Dundee is in the upper left of the map. The pink are denotes our search zone. Click on map to view a larger image.