cally, a ship was buried in the sea every 29 hours.
In the 16th century, for every 100 Ships carrying Gold and Silver ships transported from the American Colonies to Spain, 45 of those 100 ships were Sunk by pirates and storms.

Until the beginning of the 19th century, Cargo Ships sunk by Pirates and Storms still amounted to 30% to 40%, and almost every sunken ship carried treasures within them.

On the Ocean Floor, there are several places called Five Treasure Cemetery.
First, there is a Seabed area near the Sargasso Sea in the Atlantic Ocean.
It is said that 1/10 of gold on the earth has sunk there.

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The Second is the Southeast area of Bermudez in Cuba.
The Third is the area located 250 Nautical Miles from Cape Corleone, Argentina.
The Fourth is near Chiloé Island in Chile.
The Fifth is the Cape Verde (Green Horn) Seabed area in Senegal.

While there are many people who know that there are many sunken treasures under the sea in these places, but very few people have successfully salvage them, because it is too difficult to salvage anything from the seabed, especially in these dangerous Sea Areas.

For example, the first area, Sargasso Sea has a reputation and it is called the “Sea of ​​Green Fields”, but also has the title of “Magical Aquatic Sea”.

Since Ancient Times, almost none of the ships that strayed into this “Green Ocean” could return.
In the Sailing Age, no one knew how many ships they have lost because they strayed into this peculiar Sea Area, they were entangled by Sargasso seaweed and because of the depletion of fresh drinking water and food, the people on these ships could not survive, so people call this sea area the “Ocean Graveyard.”

In the eyes of navigators, the Sargasso Sea is a Sea Desert and a Tomb of Ships.
In this empty and dead sea, almost no edible fish can be caught.
Turtles and occasional whales seem to be the only life living here, besides those single-celled algae.

The Sargasso Sea is described as a huge trap.
Ships passing by this area will be trapped by the seaweed, and only the sailor’s bones and ship wreckage are left here.
This sea area is one of the most famous mysterious areas and there are many legends and myths related to this Sea Area.

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“There are so many treasures under the sea.
It is difficult for others to salvage, but I can do it very easily.

But places like the Five Great Cemeteries are too far away.
Currently, it is not practical to let the Green-Eyed Fishes explore and salvage these areas.
I don’t need to go there for the time being, because our country also has many sunken ships along the coast, such as the Sea Silk Road(Trading Routes on the Sea in Ancient Times).”

Su Jing’s eyes became bright as he thought of the Sea Silk Road.
Before, in the middle years of the Tang Dynasty, China’s main foreign channels were the Silk Road on land.
Later, due to wars and the shift of economic gravity, the Silk Road on the sea replaced the Silk Road on land as the main channel for foreign trade exchanges.

The Song-Yuan period is an important carrier of human historical activities covering most of the earth and cultural and economic exchanges between the East and the West.

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the main bulk cargo carried by the sea channel was Silk, so later generations called these Sea Road connecting the East and the West as the Sea Silk Road.
In the Song and Yuan dynasties, Porcelain exports gradually became the main goods, so it was also called “Road of Marine Pottery and Porcelain”.

On these routes, there are countless sunken ships, many of which are full of Porcelain.
Salvaging them from the ocean is too difficult, so a large part of it still lies quietly on the bottom of the sea.

“I’ve decided, I will start the search from Silk Road on the sea.
The closest point is not far from here.” Su Jing smiled and asked all the Green-Eyed Fish and King Cuttlefish to come and gather, and then gave orders and cooperated.

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