Submarine Appliances And Their Uses
Deep Sea Diving, &c., &c.

in nvJ°m°Lhf treasrure‘chamber ‘he S.S. Sktro, sunk off Cape Finisterre in over 30 fathoms of water. (laid Roman liles found during excavations by A Horseman’s spur, also found during the A piece of one of the Beech Logs which in the year 1085) of Winchester Cathedral. divers at Winchester Cathedral, above operations. formed the original foundations Co^ri^ht- Photo No. 103. Hunting Knife, set with diamonds, Cadiz, wrecked between Ushant and Molène, 15 fathoms. valued at <£7,000, recovered from the on the French Coast, at a depth of Bav Scofh, J Ph -S are °, re 1CS recovered during diving operations in Tobermory ,h ' t,u ! ’ C°nnect,on Wlth the location of the galleon Florencia, the flagship of the Florent,ne squadron, which was sent to assist the Spanish Armada in ad i<88 M.dI <',n'C v. h"S ’ ÎT and -SUnk °"6 night by the H'RWand chief Donald Glas McLean who was held captive on board. The Florencia, which was built of African oak, and carried 56 guns and a crew of 486, had on board bullion and other treasure