<div>I learned about this site about 12 years ago and since that researched it and tried to get permission to dive it. This permission was now, finally granted. 
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<div>The site is located in the Mediterranean near a former shipyard. The yard was bombed 1942 and completely destroyed. 3 ships, that were already afloat, survived the attack and, as the yard was no longer usable, were anchored at a deep water buoy, approx. 1 mile away. Worker then finished the vessels there. Material was transported to the ships with a large barge. During another attack, this barge capsized and lost all of its cargo – according to the papers I found 8,7 metric tons of brass including 3 bells, 6 steering helmets, 7 telegraphs, more then 250 portholes a.s.o.  
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<div>The deepwater buoy sits  in 80 meters ( 260 ft) of water. The seabed slopes down from there to approx. 160 Meters (525 ft). a the barge came from around a half peninsula and therefore from sea, the cargo will be either on that slope or on the floor below. The dive is a dual rebreather dive of 6-8 hrs in murky water (industrial area) with possible task as digging and salvaging items of the cargo. 
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<div>More details also about the rewards can be found on my youtube channel where I document this adventure. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.youtube.com/</a>@InnerSpace_Explorers
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