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‘Pirate Island’ Premieres Nov. 20 on H2 Channel
Provincetown, Massachusetts, USA – November 15, 2011 – ‘Pirate Island’, an exciting documentary about world-renowned underwater explorer Barry Clifford’s expedition to uncover sunken pirate ships and treasure off the coast of Madagascar, premieres this Sunday, November 20, 2011, at 9:00pm Eastern time on the H2 (formerly History International) Channel. The fascinating two-hour film features underwater [...]Real Pirates now open at the Arizona Science Center!
Legendary pirate Sam Bellamy and his crew tell the true story of the Whydah, from her historic transformation from slave ship to pirate ship to her final resting place on the ocean floor. Dive into this immersive exhibition of real pirate artifacts discovered by intrepid underwater explorer Barry Clifford who has dedicated decades of his life [...]Whydah Treasure Makes Cover of National Geographic!
Throughout history, man has been fascinated by treasure. Whether it’s stunning jewels, or pirate gold, the appeal of treasure is both undeniable and permanent, as artistry, tradition, and wealth mingle in objects of extraordinary value for all time. Some of these “wonders of the world” are examined by National Geographic magazine in its special edition, [...]“Expedition Whydah” by Barry Clifford
By far the most popular of our project publications, Barry Clifford tells the story of the Whydah, the only pirate shipwreck ever discovered.
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About Barry Clifford
One of the world’s best-known undersea explorers, Barry Clifford has been involved in archaeological investigations beneath the waves for virtually his entire adult life. In 1984, after several years of research and exploration, Clifford discovered the only verified pirate shipwreck ever found.
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Our dive team chooses Mares dive equipment for all of our underwater explorations.
Panasonic Toughbook
We work under harsh conditions where equipment is subject to breakage–but not our Toughbooks!
Olympus Cameras
We use Olympus cameras and imaging systems to capture pictures of the world’s only pirate shipwrecks.
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