National Geographic SeaHunters Diving Vrouw Maria TVrip[XviD]

Vrouw Maria (Lady Mary) was a Dutch wooden two-masted merchant carrying a valuable cargo of art objects, captained by Raymund Lourens, that sank on October 9, 1771 in the outer archipelago of the municipality of Nagu, Finland, 11 kilometers south-east of the island of Jurmo. In 1999 the ship was discovered by the members of Pro Vrouw Maria, lead by Rauno Koivusaari. A dispute between the discoverers and the authorities was later resolved. The ship was in good condition when it was discovered, but only six objects from the deck of the ship have been salvaged. The cargo holds have not been disturbed, so the condition of any art on board remains unknown. The Finnish National Board of Antiquities is responsible for the ship and all recovery efforts.

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NewGod (2008-01-25)

Russian businessman Mikhail Slipenchuk is going to finance the recovery. Finnish authorities don't have the money and they never will.

Phish (2008-01-25)

the finnish budget, for EU membership fees only, was 1579 million euros in 2007. I think they can afford the salvage, estimated to 40 million euros. It's a matter of prioriting.

NewGod (2008-01-26)

Then perhaps they could give those 1579 millions to me.