The Adventure of a Lifetime
The treasure is not what is found, but rather the discovery, adventure and thrill of hunt. Join us as we set sail for the open ocean and see what secrets the waves hold!
When you become a Treasure Experience Member or Treasure Experience Charter Member, you will be able to see how the project plan unfolds and details and timelines are put into place. As the project takes on a life of its own and we prepare to launch, you will be notified and updated so that you will know when to login and what’s happening along the way. Via satellite communications and the internet, you will have the opportunity to be with us in real time as we search for and discover ships and lost history. Be with us as we solve mysteries. When working on the water there are always difficulties and challenges that arise. You can also experience these challenges, take them on too as we overcome them. See the documentation and sonar surveys as we narrow our search and finally be there with us as the discovery is made..
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) estimates that there are more than three million shipwrecks worldwide – an amazing cornucopia of cultural goods transported by mankind for more than 3,000 years.
Until fairly recently, most of the 3+ million shipwrecks have been virtually inaccessible to archaeological excavation due to their extreme depth, often thousands of feet below the ocean’s surface. The world’s quest to capture the invaluable knowledge these shipwrecks hold is a race against time as these sites progress through natural decay.
We employ proprietary technology including Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), and other advanced science and technology to locate shipwrecks at depths previously unreachable in an economically feasible manner.
Our projects go through several phases beginning with research and development and search operations. Throughout every phase, our team is passionate about our mission to share the ocean’s treasures with the world. Through television, the internet, books and other publications, educational programs, as well as a Virtual Museum accessible to anyone.
We are committed to sharing the thrill and adventure of deep-ocean exploration as well as the knowledge and historical treasure that each shipwreck represents. Through streaming video, the internet, and other publications, there is an opportunity for everyone interested in shipwrecks to participate in our fascinating discoveries.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) estimates that there are more than three million shipwrecks worldwide – an amazing cornucopia of cultural goods transported by mankind for more than 3,000 years.
Until fairly recently, most of the 3+ million shipwrecks have been virtually inaccessible to archaeological excavation due to their extreme depth, often thousands of feet below the ocean’s surface. The world’s quest to capture the invaluable knowledge these shipwrecks hold is a race against time as these sites progress through natural decay.
We employ proprietary technology including Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), and other advanced science and technology to locate shipwrecks at depths previously unreachable in an economically feasible manner.
Our projects go through several phases beginning with research and development and search operations. Throughout every phase, our team is passionate about our mission to share the ocean’s treasures with the world. Through television, the internet, books and other publications, educational programs, as well as a Virtual Museum accessible to anyone.
We are committed to sharing the thrill and adventure of deep-ocean exploration as well as the knowledge and historical treasure that each shipwreck represents. Through streaming video, the internet, and other publications, there is an opportunity for everyone interested in shipwrecks to participate in our fascinating discoveries.
