Wreck of the Zuytdorp

[@michellebingham775]

Great video - my grandfather was part of the initial dive team for the museum, it was amazing to hear this story.

[@TheDuxNutz]

Thankyou Dr Mack for all you efforts conserving the history of our state.

[@captainolivierlevasseur5763]

Mike McCarthy always the amazing researcher, thanks for the help with my research on the Redemptora shipwreck...

[@elrey8876]

Another great presentation Dr. McCarthy.

[@davidmcmillan5015]

Very interesting. But you said you'd comment later on the breech blocks being on the shelf, but didn't.

[@AlM22]

Fascinating!

[@therighttoremain]

Very interesting. When are we going to get DNA testing research done?

[@MidnightToDoosh]

Great video

[@ronaldderooij1774]

I wonder if you had trouble with the fact that, until recently, Dutch law stated as the only in the world, that Dutch shipwrecks remained Dutch property. The fact that a ship was wrecked or not did not make any difference (until recently).

[@mattmatt9449]

wonder who stole the silver coins 🤔

[@TheBengt]

I met the very interesting and fascinating Tom Pepper Jr at his home in Kalbarri -93, I'm sure he knew alot. I'm really glad to have met such a person, a well of knowledge on everything WA.

[@ericlakota6512]

Its pointless hunting tresure in Australia because its ileagal to keep treasure in Australia iv heard any thing under 100years old you cant keep even if its in ocean usa has same thing but not as strict

[@petefluffy7420]

Do you only go on treasure hunts to find and keep treasure? The laws exist because of people like you.

[@ProspectingLife]

@@petefluffy7420and people like you would rather see it rotting in the ground or ocean than have it recovered. Educated removal of artefacts is just people stealing on behalf of the government.