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From the earliest time, treasure has
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In more recent years, wars and the
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These caches were usually reasonably
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You would use familiar landmarks,
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Use of common sense can lead to a very
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A. Hyatt Verrill
Its 267 pages contain 18 of the most
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are fact, and non-fiction.
Verrill includes several recent (50+
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HAROLD T. WILKINS
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J. Frank Dobie
Foreword by Frank H. Wardlaw
Illustrations by Charles Shaw
CORONADO'S CHILDREN
Tales of Lost Mines and Buried
Treasures of the Southwest
By J. Frank Dobie
Written in 1930, containing more
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searched for buried treasure in the
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Coronado's inheritors I called them
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sure
DOK SHOP
IN THE WAKE
OF THE
BUCCANEERS
SIN
Fi
.. hot m
reasure hunter to run on about
✓ till everybody around him is
with the same fever.
dredging fever must have been
aigh when he wrote this book,
be holds nothing back. Start-
an introduction that invites
ion, be discusses where to hunt,
junt and what you are likely to
IN AND RELIC
DREDGING
FRONTIER IN
ASURE HUNTING
aming beaches, piers, docks, old
and even new ones are some of
re's. When nobody is around is
time to dredge. It's safer that
also keeps the curious away
ur finds.
you're likely to find is almost
from slot machines to guns.
re generally found around old
1 docks and ferry landings re-
ly. Military mementos are the
usual find in waters near where soldiers
have camped or fought.
Bob also goes into the rules and laws
affecting dredging in government wa-
ters. You will do well to pay attention
to this section. Violations, Bob
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lose your equipment, get you fined and
even jailed. Bob lists places to contact
regarding their laws and your dredge.
Privately owned waters may have
even tougher regulations in the person
of the landlord. Owners of private
waters can get awfully suspicious of a
dredger with his dredging machine. Bob
suggests diplomacy here and tells how
he handles and, sometimes, mishandles
someone who doesn't want him near his
water.
The chapter on research is very
important. It lists, among other sources,
libraries, newspapers, historical socie-
ties and even treasure magazines as
valuable in finding undredged waters.
Bob writes extensively on how he
developed his coin and relic dredge and
is proud of the results. But he knows,
as with all great inventions, there is
always room for improvement, and
invites you to make them. But don't
keep it a secret, he urges. Put the word
out, he says. "It's the only way our hobby
can grow.
IN THE WAKE OF
THE BUCCANEERS
By A. Hyatt Verrill
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It had always been Hyatt Verrill's
dream someday to ply the waters of the
Caribbean on a pirate ship. He had
A. Hyatt Verrill
already done it any number of times
aboard steam ships. But this wasn't good
enough for an adventurer like Hyatt.
For him, it was either sail the Main on
a pirate ship or die unfulfilled.
Since this was the 1920s and pirat-
ing was way down on the list of things
being done in the Caribbean, it looked
for a time like Hyatt would die an un-
finished man. Then friends stepped in,
or rather waded in, and got Hyatt a
pirate ship.
Its name was the Vigilant, and
though she had been reduced to a mail
packet by the time his friends found her,
her past occupations did include pirat-
ing. Thus she qualified and the
dreamer's dream came true.
The Caribbean Sea was a favorite
hunting ground for pirates in the three
centuries before our own. Such famous
rascals as Kidd and Morgan plundered
here, leaving their marks on both stone
and flesh through the islands of the
West Indies. As if to prove the latter,
the surname of the Vigilant's wheelman
was Lithgow, after Red Lithgow, the
bold and unprincipled buccaneer from
Louisiana.
It was Hyatt's intention to follow the
path, or wake, as he called it, of the
pirates and relive, thankfully only in his
mind, their bloody escapades. He also
intended to look for their buried treas-
ure. But what else would you expect
from a treasure hunter out tracking
pirates?
(Continued on page 75)
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mas and ended it at Panama, dropping
anchor at islands he knew had pirate
pasts. He visited some ten or eleven
ports and found at each rich stories he
relates in the book now offered.
Although the adventure was lived
and written about some seventy years
ago, it reads as though Verrill has just
laid his pen aside and handed us the
script for our perusal. An intelligent,
articulate writer in love with his subject,
he draws us into his narrative like a
pirate would draw a wench to his side.
Only in our case, we're willing victims
of Verrill's charms.
There's plenty in this book to charm
us, from the characters Hyatt met to the
ruins he explored. You'll meet Sam
Lithgow, the man with pirate blood; and
Trouble, who rose like a spectre from
the sea; and the shipwrecked sailor who
paid for his passage with priceless coins.
And there are others, so colorful you'd
think they were invented. But they were
real, flesh and blood men who, though
dead by now, live on in the vivid prose
of Hyatt Verrill.
You'll also read of places where
pirate treasure is sure to be buried. Mr.
Verrill never found any despite his
possession of a pirate ship and a real
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