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TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Seafarer Exploration Corporation (Seafarer) (OTCQB: SFRX) announced today that they have completed phase I on a shipwreck site located near Lantana Beach, FL and are moving into Phase II, a dig and identify permit which allows Seafarer to dig and determine various artifacts to help identify the ship. The final phase of excavation will be Phase III, full salvage. ( It is important that folks realize that this is a HUGE step for Seafarer! After all of phase one is finished, the company KNOWS whether or not there is treasure to be salvaged. Although it has not been PRd, no company would continue to spend money on a site that would not bear treasure. This is proof enough that Lantana holds tresure!) Seafarer received a permit from the State of Florida for a shipwreck site located off of Lantana Beach, Florida in 2012. The site has recently been surveyed using a Geometrics 882 Cesium Vapor Magnetometer and this survey work showed compelling evidence that a large part of the ship lies buried in a relatively compacted area. Having completed phase I of the mapping survey and underwater video , Seafarer is preparing to begin digging and identifying the wreck.( As stated above all of the work has been done! They know there is treasure there, now they have to bring up a few items and hand it over to the state, at that point we all make huge money! This is not far off, and I think people dont understand that the long and tedious process is behind us. The treasure PR could literelly come tomorrow! Then the chase begins!) Items found and documented on this site in past explorations by third parties suggest the wreck could be a French or Spanish ship from the late 1600s. It will require more work to determine with accuracy.

Kyle Kennedy, Seafarer's CEO, stated "While we have dig sites currently under permit, the Lantana Beach site represents one of our more intriguing ventures. In many cases historic shipwrecks are spread out over wide areas which can cause exploration and recovery to be very time consuming and expensive but this particular site looks very compact.( Again this is a very exceptional site, it will be a very quick project ) We are very excited by what we discovered in Phase I and are eagerly anticipating Phase II which will begin immediately after obtaining our Department of Environmental Protection and US Army Corps of Engineers permits."

Seafarer also announced a new collaboration with Dr. John de Bry ( this is absolutely astounding! Never before has a state archaeologist worked with a salvage company! This paired with the fact that SFRX is the ONLY company being granted permits by the state proves that they believe Kyle will be successful in bringing in hundreds of millions in treasure which will in turn make Florida one of the richest states in the nation!) , a paleographer specializing in sixteenth- through eighteenth-century French, Spanish and English manuscripts who also serves as the Director of the Center for Historical Archaeology in Melbourne, FL. Dr. de Bry has also participated in a number of field excavation projects in the United States, the Caribbean, South America and the Philippines and will provide technical expertise on Seafarer's many excavation projects( not just a one time deal!).
"We are moving forward on various fronts," Kennedy continued. "In addition to the Lantana Beach site we are continuing to conduct exploration at a site near Juno Beach, FL site, and are beginning a research and design report for a proposed salvage permit on another site in northern Florida . While not involved in salvage, Dr. de Bry will give us excellent guidance in these, and many other endeavors, to help us identify what we have uncovered as well as providing additional training in conservation and in-depth research. His research and reports will be shared with the state of Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research to further their body of knowledge and help future generations."

Dr. de Bry added "I am pleased to provide guidance to Seafarer and look forward to helping them raise the bar in archaeology standards and procedures. With an in-depth database developed over 40 years, I should be able to provide significant research and identification of artifacts, which will be shared with the state of Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research( SFRX has access to the best knowledge money can buy!)."
Further bio on Dr. John de Bry:

Dr. John de Bry is a world-known Historical archaeologist , historian and paleographer specializing in 16th through 18th century French, Spanish, and English manuscripts. He has conducted extensive research in European repositories. One of Dr. de Bry's expertise and specialties is the underwater archaeology of Spanish, French, and English shipwrecks and the analysis, dating and identification of material culture . He has participated in a numerous excavation projects in the U.S. ( including high profile projects such as the La Salle Shipwreck Project; see April 1997 Smithsonian Magazine, and the May 1997 issue of National Geographic Magazine ), the Caribbean, South America, Madagascar, and the Philippines. He holds a MA in history and a doctorate in Post-Medieval History. He currently serves as the Director of the Center for Historical Archaeology in Melbourne Beach, Florida. Dr. de Bry is also a direct descendant of the Fleming engraver Theodore de Bry who published, with the help of his family, the Great Voyages, notably the 1591 Brevis narratio that depicted and narrated the second voyage to Florida by Rene de Goulaine de Laudonniere and the establishment of Ft. Caroline. A member of the Florida Archaeological Council, he works in close collaboration with various universities and museums as well as the State of Florida's Bureau of Archaeological Research in Tallahassee

We have been telling people for a while that SFRX is a life changer! I hope that people will read this post and educate themselves. The last PR was a gamechanger! While everyone is waiting for the PR that informs us treasure has been recovered, this PR was as good as it gets next to that. I hope that everyone that reads this PR gets a ticket! Imagine the lives that will be changed for the better! A simple $100 investment when MM76called SFRX is worth 0ver a thousand dollars now. Why would anyone wait, it is simply costing you profits!!

GO SFRX

MM76




KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRIZE!


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