The Team dove all the way round the base of the reef on the eastern side of the island looking for clues
Larger ballast stones in about 1.5 meters of water
Larger ballast stones close inshore
Interesting coral shapes, possibly created by the sea urchins
A nice round brain coral
The dead destroyed coral in the path of the ship as she was wrecked. This was used to great effect to calculate the wrecking process
More large round ballast stones closer inshore
The coral strata on the islands shoreline
A lead patch found in the shallows close to the beach
Looking out to the wreck site with the historic El Morro mountain in the distance, rising like a beacon for historic navigation
Using metal detectors during the survey to look for clues
One of our friends well camouflaged
