New to Shipwrecks.

[JOe L]

Long time member and long time detecting. Not a lot of Shipwreck knowledge. Wife and I are moving in 3 weeks to the SC coast, very excited. A whole new type of metal detecting then from upstate NY.
Anyway my question, can anyone recommend a good book on the shipwrecks of the Carolinas or even an in general shipwreck knowledge book? Anywhere local in the Myrtle beach area for local knowledge on wrecks?
Many thanks, Joe

 

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[Red_desert]

Check with locals there, often they know more than anyone else.

 

[Blak bart]

Here's a good one to start with !! All the basic knowledge you'll need to get a start, and some wrecks in your area !!

 

[agflit]

"Shipwrecks,Pirates & Privateers: Sunken Treasures of the Upper South Carolina Coast, 1521-1865"
Dr. E. Lee Spence

"Graveyard of the Atlantic, Shipwrecks of the North Carolina Coast"
David Stick

" Shipwrecks Diving the Graveyard of the Atlantic"
Roderick M. Farb

that should get you started.....

 

[Blak bart]

"Shipwrecks,Pirates & Privateers: Sunken Treasures of the Upper South Carolina Coast, 1521-1865"
Dr. E. Lee Spence

"Graveyard of the Atlantic, Shipwrecks of the North Carolina Coast"
David Stick

" Shipwrecks Diving the Graveyard of the Atlantic"
Roderick M. Farb

that should get you started.....

Nice calls ag....hope your good my friend...hope your finding 6 inch megs !!

 

[JOe L]

Thanks all, gonna look into all. Move is in 3 weeks.

 

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• Adventure (wrecked 1718), a sloop commanded by Edward Teach, the infamous pirate Blackbeard, which ran aground near Beaufort Inlet.
• El Salvador (wrecked 1750), a Spanish galleon carrying four chests of gold coins and 16 chests of silver coins – 240,000 pesos in all.

These 2 on are off the outer banks.

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