Site of the 4.5 Million found in Vero Beach July 2015

[Deesherman]

Does anyone know the exact location of the Site of the 4.5 Million from the 1715 fleet found in Vero Beach July 2015 it was almost on the Beach in 6 feet of water.
Thanks

 

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[RTR]

Dont exactly know the location But . Best clue...Those (6) white rectangular buildings (all in a row in the background) should be easy to locate on google Satellite. As Vero isn't that big of an area.Also, IF that photo accurate the boat is due North of those buildings. !

 

[RTR]

After a quick google satellite search....A place called"Sawyer Park" in Vero, just might be those 6 buildings.

 

[RTR]

looking deeper into google Sat....Those buildings might be the "Carlton" in Vero. As that complex has open field area to the N. ,as per your pix.
>> http://carltonverobeach.com/

 

[Deesherman]

Ok Great Thanks

Dont exactly know the location But . Best clue...Those (6) white rectangular buildings (all in a row in the background) should be easy to locate on google Satellite. As Vero isn't that big of an area.Also, IF that photo accurate the boat is due North of those buildings. !

Ok Great Thanks

 

[RTR]

Ok Great Thanks

Your welcome .Dont know if I helped all that much .But I LOVE this 1715 fleet stuff.If I can help further let me know

 

[huntsman53]

If the location of the find is permitted to a specific Salvor for salvage of a shipwreck, then don't get caught metal detecting, scuba diving or snorkeling in that area as Criminal trespass, theft of salvageable property (if anything is found and taken) and other charges might be in the offering for you.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

It is a leased area where it was found, if your not a subcontractor of the lease holder you are breaking the law if your in the water with a detector. Lease owners also pay the local home owners to watch their lease and call the police when they see someone hunting the waters with a detector.

 

[franklin]

I would rather search the beach and the high grounds.