Lord Clive (Uruguay)

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English warship ?Lord Clive? to be recovered off Uruguay? 252 years later | Life | Malay Mail Online

 

[Salvor6]

It looks like Urugury didn't sign the UNESCO Convention.

 

[Mackaydon]

I found the significance of that wreck not in its treasure, nor anything to do with UNESCO, but rather in its historic importance. As the finder of the wreck said: “If that ship had not failed in the attempt to take the city of Colonia, nowadays we might all be speaking English in Latin America,” said Argentine treasure-hunter Ruben Collado, who found the wreck."
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[MPH200]

Shouldn't as a "war grave" the ship remain in situ & undisturbed, or does that only apply to members of UNESCO?