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Posted On: 01/31/2020 12:44:42 PM
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$BLIS With its own and partnered vessels, BLIS operates under the supervision of world-renowned marine historian and archaeologist, Dr. E. Lee Spence. BLIS also intends to expand into media projects for other matters in games, television and sales of artifacts using web development methods and expertise.
BLIS has entered into a purchase agreement for data and coordinates from shipwreck scans and technical mapping covering up to 60-mile-long areas off the east coast of Florida. The scans and data represent years of work in an area with hundreds of known wrecks, many being historical and unexplored.
Recovery from Suspected 17th Century Shipwreck with Claim Filed
On December 13th BLIS announced a recovery of artifacts from its initial dives on the previous scanned areas, including a suspected 17th century shipwreck. Among items recovered was a cannon from the period and an anchor. With other research complete, the geographic parameters of the area to be claimed in a U.S. Court Admiralty have now been established. Pending a successful claim, BLIS will be in control as a salvor, and can reduce the wreck and cargo to its possession in the court.
Objectives for the First Part of 2020 Laid Out
On January 2nd BLIS management updated shareholders and the public regarding its plans in the use of its acquired vessels, equipment, contracted crews and numerous target sites. BLIS also announces that it has completed the purchase of a major bulk of diving and recovery equipment to conduct its operations.
BLIS has also taken on new expert consultants, including those for training and contractors on new scanning procedures and equipment. BLIS is presently purchasing state-of-the-art magnetometers for outfitting its vessel the R/V Bellows for large- and precise-scale surveying operations, both off Florida and in other areas of the Caribbean.
For more information on BLIS visit: https://twitter.com/BlisCorp
BLIS has entered into a purchase agreement for data and coordinates from shipwreck scans and technical mapping covering up to 60-mile-long areas off the east coast of Florida. The scans and data represent years of work in an area with hundreds of known wrecks, many being historical and unexplored.
Recovery from Suspected 17th Century Shipwreck with Claim Filed
On December 13th BLIS announced a recovery of artifacts from its initial dives on the previous scanned areas, including a suspected 17th century shipwreck. Among items recovered was a cannon from the period and an anchor. With other research complete, the geographic parameters of the area to be claimed in a U.S. Court Admiralty have now been established. Pending a successful claim, BLIS will be in control as a salvor, and can reduce the wreck and cargo to its possession in the court.
Objectives for the First Part of 2020 Laid Out
On January 2nd BLIS management updated shareholders and the public regarding its plans in the use of its acquired vessels, equipment, contracted crews and numerous target sites. BLIS also announces that it has completed the purchase of a major bulk of diving and recovery equipment to conduct its operations.
BLIS has also taken on new expert consultants, including those for training and contractors on new scanning procedures and equipment. BLIS is presently purchasing state-of-the-art magnetometers for outfitting its vessel the R/V Bellows for large- and precise-scale surveying operations, both off Florida and in other areas of the Caribbean.
For more information on BLIS visit: https://twitter.com/BlisCorp
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