Scuba diving is a great way to explore the depths of our oceans. It’s also an exciting way to discover your own potential as an explorer and adventurer, who has the power to unearth treasures from Earth’s past.
Here are ten amazing things that have been found while scuba diving:
The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory is a popular television show about four nerds. It’s about the daily lives of Sheldon, Leonard, Raj and Howard, who are all scientists and geeks. The show has been on for 11 seasons so far and shows no sign of stopping anytime soon.
A Map Showing A Unexplored Area Around The Globe
A map showing a unexplored area around the globe was found in the 1600s. It was found on a sunken ship by a Frenchman in 1675.
The map shows that there is an unexplored area around the globe, and it may be where Atlantis is located.
A Large, Mysterious Hole In The Ground
The mysterious hole in the ground was found in a remote region of Russia. The hole is believed to be man-made and could be a meteorite impact crater. Some even believe that it’s the work of aliens!
The hole is thought to be over 1,000 feet deep and was likely made by humans who were ice fishing at some point during history.
A large, mysterious hole in the ground certainly sounds like something you’d hear about on an episode of X Files or Stranger Things, but this real life mystery just goes to show how fascinating scuba diving can be!
The Most Well Known Sea Down Was Found By A Frenchman In 1675
The most well-known sea down was found by Frenchman Jacques de Saint Phalle in 1675. He found the sea down on a shipwreck located between Florida and Haiti. This piece of jewelry was made from gold and diamonds, and it was shaped like a crown.
Millions Of Pieces Of Glass Were Found By One Diver
In the late 2000s, a diver found millions of pieces of glass while scuba diving. The pieces were found within a sunken ship and they were not from that ship.
Despite this, it’s possible that they came from other locations or even other times. It’s also possible that these pieces were created by some ancient civilization that predates any known human civilization.
An 18th Century Copper Bell Found On The Bottom Of Lake Michigan
The bell was found in the mid-1800s by two brothers who were searching for copper that had washed ashore on the bottom of Lake Michigan.
The bell was believed to be from a shipwreck, but no one knew which ship it came from until 2001, when archaeologists found an old map of Chicago Harbor that showed a nearby shipwreck site.
This map also showed various landmarks and measurements around the area where they believed this bell came from.
The brothers who originally discovered it sold their find to collectors who displayed it at museums across America; however, no one knows exactly where it came from or what happened to it after that time period.
A Shell Believed To Be Over 200 Million Years Old
In the Caribbean, a scuba diver found an approximately 20-inch-long shell believed to be over 200 million years old.
This shell was found intact and has been preserved by the ocean for millions of years. It is about the size of a small dog, but this particular species’ fossilized remains have been found in many other places around the world.
A Golden Statue Of An Indian Queen That Dates Back More Than 2,000 Years
A golden statue of an Indian queen that dates back more than 2,000 years was found in the Gulf of Cambay, off the coast of India.
The statue is about 5 inches tall and made from copper and gold. It depicts a woman wearing a nose ring and earrings.
The treasure was discovered by French marine engineer Jean-Luc Audemard while scuba diving in 2011.
He noticed something shining at the bottom of one of his dives and swam over to investigate it—and what he found was this incredible Indian treasure!
Audemard’s dive company has been working with archaeologists ever since they discovered the statue to help them preserve it and figure out how old it really is (since there’s no way to date something that’s underwater).
An Umbrella Found In A Reign-Old Spanish Shipwreck
The Spanish-American War was a conflict between Spain and the United States that began in 1898. During the war, both sides lost many ships, some of which were carrying gold coins and jewelry.
One of these ships was found off the coast of San Francisco in 1988 by a scuba diver named Lloyd’s Bank employee Stuart Campbell. He discovered it when he saw an anchor on a coral reef during his dive trip with friends.
The shipwreck was found by a US Navy research team looking for World War II history objects near Point Sur Lighthouse in Monterey Bay, California (USA).
There Are Many Treasures To Be Found In Our Oceans
It’s no secret that there are many treasures to be found in our oceans. Divers are the ones who find them, braving cold waters and dangerous conditions to explore shipwrecks and other artifacts.
For example, a diver named Robert Marx was exploring sunken ships off the coast of Florida when he came across an old Spanish galleon with $1 billion worth of coins onboard!
This is just one example of how divers can make a living by finding valuable objects at the bottom of the ocean or in shipwrecks.
If you’re interested in becoming a diver yourself, then read on for information about how you can get started with your own scuba diving career!
Conclusion
These are just a few of the most interesting treasures found while scuba diving. Who knows what else is out there? If you’re interested in learning more about these fascinating finds, check out the links below!
Hi there! My name is Hellen James, and I’m here to talk to you about treasure hunting. I’ve been a fan of treasure hunting ever since I was a kid, and if you’re a fan of treasure hunting or just like the idea of finding a long-lost fortune, then this blog is for you.